Sentence examples for number of separations from inspiring English sources

But they endured a number of separations and abortive divorce filings before separating permanently in 2010.

But the number of separations was nearly as high, equaling 37.8 percent of jobs.

The quantity of actual hiring stayed flat, too, and the number of separations, both voluntary and involuntary, rose slightly.

One of those charts, labeled "separations," showed that the number of separations involving Wilderness tires, on sale since 1996, had risen 194percentt in 1999 from the level a year earlier.

A separate asymptotic approximation matches the long-time sustained contact behavior for higher S, independent of the intervening number of separations.

The number of separations can be large over a small range of S. A semi-analytical approximation matches well the smaller-S behavior until first separation.

The 5th component contains the smallest number of separation peaks, most of them contributed when using centered-unscaled data (C).

This efficient contact can be maintained over long channel distances, allowing a large number of separation stages to be reached.

Permeator configurations are derived for different number of separation stages for both continuous and discrete membrane areas.

However low efficiency of gravity methods can increase the number of separation stages and lead enormous tailing that consists of unrecovered material (Zhao et al. 2013).

They obtained a number of separation results between these models and some results on efficient parallel learning in the PAExact model.