Sentence examples for partly separated from from inspiring English sources
The Colombian Basin is partly separated from the Venezuelan Basin by the Beata Ridge.
It was suspected that middle ear bones evolved from the jaw hinge of reptilian relatives, and this find contains middle ear bones that are partly separated from the jaw by remains connected by ossified cartilage.
"They need to go to the corner," my daughter's teacher, Ms. C., informed me calmly and she began to usher the children to an area of the classroom where the sink, cubbies and a communal table are, partly separated from the main section by a few low bookcases.
5 Pairs of d,l-amino acids enantiomers obtained baseline separation with 5 pairs partly separated.
Comparing this plot of PC1 and PC2 to the plot of the first two components in the Bovine HapMap study, PC1 also separated the zebu from the taurine breeds in that study while PC2 partly separated the taurine breeds as a series of partly overlapping clusters.
Held out of a second straight game because of a partly separated left shoulder, Lewis was dressed in street clothes as he shouted encouragement and instruction from the sideline.
The taurine breeds were partly separated along PC2.
VEAL-CHOP MILANESE Partly separate the meat from the bone of 4 veal rib chops, each 3/4 inches thick.
It partly separates the Bo Hai (Gulf of Chihli) to the west from Korea Bay to the east, and, with the Shandong Peninsula to the south, it forms the Bo Hai Strait.
In 1883 The Real Estate Chronicle described them as "Philadelphia-style" and they are unique in Manhattan -- 14 pairs of houses set back 20 feet from the street, three stories high, with wooden porches and recessed light courts partly separating each pair.
England shares with the rest of Britain a diminished spectrum of vegetation and living creatures, partly because the island was separated from the mainland of Europe soon after much of it had been swept bare by the last glacial period and partly because the land has been so industriously worked by humans.
