One day, watching a pair of acrobats, he got the idea of two fellows with sticky hands, going through all kinds of gymnastics trying to separate themselves.
"One of the things I would hope to bring to the job is not just book learning, not just the study that I've made of constitutional and public law, but of a kind of wisdom and judgment, a kind of understanding of how to separate the truly important from the spurious," Ms. Kagan said.
In general, the devices spin fast to separate all kinds of objects of differing mass and density — for instance, milk from cream and impurities from wine.
Looking for an easy way to separate two kinds of data?
In order to separate different kinds of things, we use "separating names" such as "bird" and "beast", stopping only when we cannot further separate different kinds.[17] The point may be that a single and a compound term do not repel one another when the compound term distinguishes a part of the extension of the single term, as is the case with "white horse" and "horse".
(It would be impossible to separate this kind of thinking from actual fear that we are headed toward a breach).
Even some supporters, however, say that along with his political gifts has been a kind of blindness, an inability to separate the political from the personal.
Many established news organizations, including this one (I am _The New Yorker'_s general counsel), would not publish a video of this kind, but it is important to separate what might be considered tasteless or even mean-spirited conduct from conduct that violates the law.
We want to separate this kind of behaviour from price adjustments "unplanned" related to greater demand uncertainty and other strategic interactions.
This is because the art that excites me is the kind that doesn't seek to separate itself from life, but to embrace it in all its untidy complexities.
