Sentence examples for make separation from inspiring English sources

Laboratory spintube testing can be made to determine the separability, and the G's and t's to make separation.

"I have it in my contract that they have to make separation masters," he says.

To make separation harder, the federal government introduced a "Clarity Act" in 2000.

The more than 200,000 settlers in Palestinian territory would make "separation" a nightmare, as would Jewish housing planted in Palestinian areas of Jerusalem.

The latter allows consistent polymorphisms to increase branch lengths and therefore make separation of species and populations easier.

As argued by Alwan and Roberts [ 45], systematic non-random patterns in series make separation of the classic common and special causes difficult, as departures from control, nominally traceable to special causes, are confounded by autocorrelation and, in the current series, seasonality.

The whole idea behind the suburbs was to draw bright lines and make separations: between city and country, obviously, but also between work and home, public and private.

"Religion does not make separations.

Make separations inside of the home to mark off each room.

Winning means they are making separation impossible.

His self-protecting independence and her jealousy made separation inevitable, and they parted in 1855.