Sentence examples for mean separation of from inspiring English sources

It was Falwell's contention that separation between church and state did not mean separation of God and government.

The mean separation of the crystallites, whose diameter is approximately 4 nm, amounts to a few atomic distances.

The mean separation of vertices in corona clusters plays the role of the correlation length and diverges at the critical point.

An inter-comparison of the CryoSat-2 break in surface slope with independent measurements of the hinge line determined from quadruple-difference SAR interferometry (QDInSAR) shows good overall agreement between techniques, with a mean separation of 4.5 km.

Current data indicate that this planet orbits with a period of about 7 years at a mean separation of 3.4 astronomical units (AU), where 1 AU is the mean distance between Earth and the Sun.

The two orbit their common barycenter in a period of 659 years, with a mean separation of about 84 A.U.—84 times the separation between the Earth and the Sun.

By "republican," Kant means "separation of the executive power (the government) from the legislative power".

For example, BSS of acoustic signals measured in a room is often referred to as the Cocktail Party problem, which means separation of individual sounds from a number of recordings in an echoic and noisy environment.

In the United States, secularism means separation of state and religion: no state religious establishment and free expression of religion.

Results of laboratory studies showed mean separation efficiencies of the order of 80% when used as a conventional jet cell (CJC) with feed emulsions (droplets size of about 20 μm) ranged between 100 and 400 mg/L petroleum concentration.

This analysis clustered the 68 spots into six groups, with a mean homogeneity of 0.913 and a mean separation score of -0.166.