Sentence examples for pure segregation from inspiring English sources

We first considered two special cases of the causal inference model: pure integration (causal inference with pcommon = 1) and pure segregation (causal inference with pcommon = 0).

It follows that there has to be a two-tier genome at the mutational level for our approach to work, and this entails focusing on interference at a small number of loci where, on a pure segregation model, sexual reproduction gains a major advantage by eliminating the interference between loci that occurs in clones.

The knowledge of the segregation direction can be combined with a comparison of the pure components' minimum fluidization velocities yielding, although only under the complete segregation hypothesis, a prediction of the different segregation/fluidization patterns.

It also replicates the main insight from the non-multiplicative nonlinearity model: the best treatment of asymmetric light and dark information need not be as simple as pure ON/OFF segregation.

A many-scale molecular modeling strategy was devised to evaluate PET/PEN blend characteristics, simulate phase segregation in pure PET/PEN blends, and demonstrate the improvement of miscibility due to the presence of the transesterification reaction products.

Our cluster analysis did not reveal a segregation of pure strain and hybrid PNs and LNs with respect to either their occurrence or their tuning curve.

We might ask if this was a product of deliberate social cleansing or segregation... or was it pure chance and coincidence, pure bad luck for those who die.

Instead of forcing black leaders, through pure terror, to beg for segregation, it shamed and sickened white citizens.

We investigated the influence of the irradiation damage on pure Al for which no segregation effect can occur.

Moreover, the diffraction patterns indicate that all nanocomposites, independently of their sulphur content, are pure phases; thus, no phase segregation is apparently taking place in these systems.

The mixing degree measured with both IOS (intensity of segregation, characterized by the pure mixing without reaction) and XS (segregation index, characterized by the chemical reaction) was used to quantify the mixing performance.