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It may be years before Britain is fully separated from the E.U., but Americans may feel some near-term pain in their retirement accounts as markets digest the news.

If ownership of NSI's registry and registrar operations is fully separated within 18 months, and the registry functions are performed by an entity that is not affiliated with a registrar and promises never to affiliate with a registrar, the term would be extended for four additional years.

Recent experimental investigations in the wake of an idealised car model – the Ahmed body showed the existence of two stable wake states: flow state I, where the flow is fully separated over the back slant of the Ahmed body, and flow state II, where the flow initially separates and then reattaches further along the back slant.

The flow in fact is fully separated along the blade, already at 15 m/s.

Most clean slate solutions solve this by setting up a new network that is fully separated from the existing legacy network (Figure 4).

At very low frequencies, cells were observed in which all of the sister chromatids were fully separated, but were not arranged around separated poles (Fig. 4J) as is typically seen in telophase cells (Fig. 4E).

In contrast to the baseline flow, where the flow field was fully separated, the two-dimensional control jet was able to eliminate flow separation at the mid-span portion of the duct and changed considerably the three-dimensional flow field, and ultimately, the inlet performance.

Can art ever be fully separated from politics, as he so vehemently argued?

The ECB's supervisory role will be fully separated from its monetary policy responsibilities.

However, effects due to stimulus frequency, response production, and instructed task-relevance have not been fully separated.

A sophisticated demonstration indicates that valuable resources, including metals, plastic and glass, could be fully separated for further recycling.