Sentence examples for its segregation from inspiring English sources
When it comes to Roma, East-Central Europe is still in its segregation era.
A distinguishing architectural property of the mammalian cortex is its segregation into gray and white matter.
The detrimental effect of such impurity is due to its segregation to grain boundaries.
A higher concentration (≃30%) of MgO leads to its segregation and reduction in conductivity resulting from crystallization of PEO.
As nuclei divide, continued transport on astral microtubules partitions germ plasm to daughter nuclei, leading to its segregation into pole cells.
It was found that coating aspirin with Cab-O-Sil M5P can significantly reduce aspirin's cohesion but had little impact on its segregation tendency.
It claims a proud history as "the house that Sweatt built" from its segregation-era origins after a successful discrimination lawsuit by a black mail carrier, Heman Marion Sweatt, who was denied entry to the University of Texas School of Law in 1946.
The chloroplast exhibited its own division plane, and thus must possess its own segregation machinery for its internal features.
During in vitro stimulation/expansion, TCR and cytokine signaling activate AKT kinase, which phosphorylates Foxo1 and thereby causes its cytoplasmic segregation and blocks its transcriptional activity.
Although MF Global reported only the alternative calculation to regulators, it prepared its own segregation report every day that showed the true extent of its liabilities.
Adding 0.8 wt.% nano-Al2O3 particles does not change the hypoeutectic microstructure characteristics of the Al2O3-free coating, though refines its microstructure and decreases its component segregation.
