Sentence examples for neat separation from inspiring English sources

There was no neat separation of subjects.

The problem with this neat separation into "non-overlapping magisteria," as Stephen Jay Gould described science and religion, is that science has its own faith-based belief system.

The notion of space as a first class concept fosters a neat separation of the two main parts of an ecology: the environment and the organisms it contains.

The PCA score-plot based on 13C NMR spectra of the AL fraction showed an almost neat separation of BFM (2011) from CFM (2010) samples along the horizontal PC2 (15.57% variance explained) (Fig. 4).

Proton relaxation-induced spectral editing (PRISE) techniques allowed the neat separation of the 13C resonances in the crystalline regions from those in the amorphous ones.

However, during these transformations it is usually not possible to keep such a neat separation into different views: the specification language of the target models might not support all such views.

– Jill Rutter, programme director at the Institute for Government But quangos don't all fit into a one-size-fits-all approach: "Isn't it right that the diversity of quangos reflects their various functions – many of which do not fit into neat separation-of-powers doctrine?

Anyone looking for neat separations in Japan will search in vain.

Most crucially, the too-neat separation of modern economies into public and private sectors is simply inapplicable in China and indeed in many countries – it's not just that there is so much overlap between the two sectors, it's that they're often one and the same person.

Not surprisingly, even in psycholinguistics tracing a neat functional separation between word processing and general-purpose cognition has proven a problematic task.

In order to better understand the generality of protonation-induced phase separation in neat copolymers, films charged with different counterions and annealed in the vapors of different solvents were compared.