But sprawl changes the nature of the division between rich and poor, separating them physically.
Being close to the reference line, the docking score matrix achieved a poor separating power.
Due to the poor separating capacity of the CMC column, it is necessary to collect at least two fractions across a first dimension peak for second dimension analysis in order to obtain reliable and comprehensive results.
But in reality these are little more than Jewish cities with poor, separate Arab neighbourhoods.
DISRAELI famously observed that England was actually two nations in one: the rich and the poor, separate tribes who, he wrote in "Sybil", were "as ignorant of each other's habits, thoughts, and feelings, as if they were dwellers in different zones, or inhabitants of different planets".
Matthews took to a platform called "TwitLonger" (which, parenthetically, looks a lot like something we used to call a "blog") to argue that people who consider inequality our society's defining issue "really think the gap between the rich and poor, separate from the actual positions of the rich and poor on their own, is the problem".
As conservation between fungi and metazoan sequences was in some cases poor, separate fungal and metazoan alignments were created where necessary.
Poverty among single parents is "a rising phenomenon," said Raffaella Saso, who wrote on the "new poor" -- separated fathers and single-parent families -- for the annual report of Eurispes, the Rome-based research institute.
Mr. Moya's district has a huge population of Ecuadorean immigrants, many of them poor and separated from their families back home.
It was jarring, at times, to be in a society where the very rich and the very poor lived separated by high walls topped with broken glass and patrolled by armed guards.
Nevertheless, MRI appeared to be poor at separating T1 from T2 tumours and in distinguishing sessile or polypoid adenomas from T1 adenocarcinomas, whereas others have shown that EUS has been is highly accurate in the assessment of early tumours (Akasu et al, 2000).
