Sentence examples for need for separation from inspiring English sources

Well, no need for separation then - because the UK works.

At the same time, the need for separation of the desired product from the cells is obviated.

"The beds there are really small and uncomfortable, and it's just all set up much worse than what we're used to on a regular basis". Miller is defiant in his need for separation, but Weir is the more independent man.

At root, the fantasy of the wall is a nightmare about the need for separation: that what is on the inside is good and what is on the outside is bad.

His analysis focuses on the distinction between state and society: the need for separation of Islam from the state while recognizing the ways in which Islam can inform society and politics.

And she has gone much further than even Christine O'Donnell, the Republican candidate for United States Senate in Delaware, in repudiating the need for separation of church and state.

The results showed that high operation pressure is needed for separation from pure water, which is only used to the initial hydrogen enriched.

We have developed several variants of our method that seek to minimize the number of images needed for separation.& By using a sinusoid-based illumination pattern, the separation can be done using just three images taken by changing the phase of the pattern.

The reasons for this may be the high yields of the S-derivatives, and lack of interest to assign which nitrogen had reacted due to the extra effort needed for separation and structure determination.

I answered then that I would first set up a private company to recycle military scrap containing rare earths and then we could address the downstream needs for separation, metals/alloys making and magnet making after a supply of raw materials had been established.

Instead, these mines used rockers, boxes that moved back and forth like a cradle, to create the motion needed for separation.