Sentence examples for ones of separate from inspiring English sources

In particular, the genetic distances between the two populations are comparable to the ones of separate evolutionary lineages inhabiting different islands (and indicated as separate species in [27]).

We formulate the problem as one of separating two individual texts, overlapped in the recto and verso maps of the colour channels through a linear convolutional mixing operator, where the mixing coefficients are unknown, while the blur kernels are assumed known a priori or estimated off-line.

Phase and gain values computed by the commonly used method, i.e. applying analysis on a single long data segment, seem to be approximately average (perhaps weighted by coherence) of ones of the separate components.

The plot is not entirely unartful and unfolds along one of two separate tracks, depending on how you conduct yourself.

Would the equilibrium be one big reality or lots of separate ones or billions of individual ones?

The version set to open on the night of the explosion was actually one of two separate full productions in repertory: one set in 1901, the other set in 1988, during the waning days of glasnost.

Governor Brown is expected to sign one of three separate groundwater regulation bills currently sitting on his desk.

(Taste is one way of separating herself from her mother).

Focusing on the impact of regional labour-market conditions on school graduates aspirations and wishes before the actual transition takes place is one way of separating supply- from demand-side effects.

In one of four separate dissents, Roberts attacked the decision, arguing: "This Court is not a legislature.

She also said that not one of three separate ethics inquiries into her actions, including one brought by all five of her fellow commissioners, ever "stuck".