Sentence examples for on this separation from inspiring English sources

Mitford mainly concealed her true feelings on this separation, although one acquaintance noted her increasingly "savage" teasing of friends, which was perhaps a safety valve: "If she would only tell one she is unhappy one would do what one could to comfort her".

"Although a significant amount of time and effort was spent over the past 12 months on this separation, we never lost focus on the operation of our businesses," Mr. Murdoch said in a statement that accompanied the Fox earnings report.

The performance of the proposed configurations was investigated on this separation system.

The capability of commercial CE instruments to run CEC has enforced the readiness of users and researchers to work on this separation technique.

A further complication that arises with this method is the need to offset the source distributions along the airfoil area between the two free shear layers by adding a pressure jump to the panel stations situated on this separation region.

In Fig. 3, we have produced transmission spectra for the PDQW heterostructure while varying only the inter-well separation, d W, and have found that the strength of the coupling between the degenerate bound states in the two wells depends on this separation.

Based on the implementation of this separation, an evaluation during the development of the PRACE demonstration use case was done.

However, there is question of how to separate the pure sinusoid from noise in both cases (free and forced oscillations) and the effects of this separation on algorithm accuracy should be considered.

Based on the knowledge of the gas solid separation and experience in industrial application, China University of Petroleum (Beijing) has been working on the development of this separation technology for more than 20 years (Liu et al. 2005, 2007; Lu et al. 2007, 2008a, b; Yan et al. 2007).

Emotion separation emerged first at either the amygdala or STS, and the specific pattern and timing of this separation depended on where the faces appeared in the visual field.

Sir John will now consult the banks on how this separation can be achieved and no doubt, they will push for the most flexible way of doing it.