Sentence examples for partitions itself from inspiring English sources

The alcohol used in these formulations act as a co-solvent and partitions itself among the bulk oil and brine phases making the films less rigid and thereby preventing the formation of undesirable viscous phases and emulsions (Sahni et al. 2010).

But underlying it are deeper mutual antagonisms generated by a history of border wars, terrorism and the original sin in 1947 of partition itself.

There's also been some schadenfreude in the air, watching their former colonial master prepare to "partition" itself.

Iraq could partition itself into three parts, but that will take at least a few more years of strife.

Partition itself has become a loaded word, with multiple meanings in both English and the vernaculars; it triggers complex feelings with deep psychological significance.

D. Davies (2013) is only moderately pessimistic about empirical research, however, rather than extremely pessimistic, because he thinks that philosophy ought not to partition itself away from science and away from other disciplines that might inform our thinking.

The partitioning itself depends on three factors: (a) the topography of the landscape, (b) the instantaneous temperature, and (c) the observation time (inversely proportional to dT/dt).

Every set X i (a set of columns) is unordered but the partition itself is.

To ensure that any differences in behaviour between the isolation and pairing stages were not simply a response to the transparent partition itself (but rather the result of interactions between the two fish), we ran an additional control condition with naïve fish (N = 16).

However, such partitioning is itself a research topic, and there are currently no reported methods for anatomic partitioning in the literature.

(Note that there is a delicate balance to maintain here because evidence for the behavior of the partition function is itself non-deductive.