Sentence examples for of the separation between from inspiring English sources
Because of the separation between treatment and sickness certification in the Netherlands, patients are probably not much used to this, neither are the OPs themselves.
Noting that the processes of gene expression separate the genome from the cell machinery, we analyse the role of the separation between machine and program in computers.
In observation of the separation between public and private lives, the anecdote will not be recounted here.
It's hard to think of a more vivid illustration of T. S. Eliot's principle of the separation between "the man who suffers and the mind which creates".
But as currently drafted, the "faith based" initiative still raises concerns about possible violations of the separation between church and state.
The map is the average distribution of the separation between particle pairs for a very special class of events, with very many particles in them.
Precision radio tracking of the separation between the two would allow for the mapping of the Moon's gravitational field.
At the core of Hideyoshi's unification policy was its firm establishment in the principle of the separation between warriors and peasants.
Most of all, I would take them out of the modern concert hall (I often find older halls are better for this!) to get rid of the separation between the performer and the audience.
Volcker, however, argued strongly for the reinstatement of the separation between commercial and retail banking, telling the New York Times last year: "I am not pounding the desk all the time but I am making my point".
Inaugural addresses by Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt come to mind, as does John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech on religion, with its enduring vision of the separation between church and state.
