Sentence examples for related separated from inspiring English sources

Figures 9 and 10 show the wavelet spectrograms and scalograms (obtained from the CWAS algorithm) corresponding to the isolated signals (tenor trombone and trumpet, respectively) and their related separated sources.

Additionally, for one other patient the spa types of the colonizing (t024) and infecting strains (t008) were genetically closely related, separated only by a single deletion/insertion event.> -wrap-foot> N/A indicates that a spa type was not identified.

Although closely related, separating approximately 1.5 million years ago [ 24], they are not classical 'sibling species' (i.e. species difficult to distinguish using morphology).

Cyclic structure, which relates separate movements by means of reuse of thematic material, is a feature of much symphonic writing after Beethoven.

When learning with separate representations, learners are required to relate separate sources of information, which may generate a heavy cognitive demand, leaving fewer resources for actual learning, especially in dynamically changing MERs.

These proposals consider the hippocampus as the neural structure responsible for maintaining links relating separate aspects of memory and enabling flexible recombination of memory parts.

Separate but related part one: a Filipino politician has condemned bishops for receiving gifts and cash from the Philippines charity sweepstakes office.

Next month, Mr. Caddell and government lawyers will litigate that issue as a separate, but related, part of the wrongful death lawsuit.

This reading of the fossil record suggests that plant-animal coevolution can result in staggeringly similar results from similar ecological interactions, even when the plant and animal groups involved are only distantly related, and separated by many millions of years.

The related but separated rope bits could be read as an emblem of some sort, but the pleasure comes not from their meaning but from the juxtaposition of forms and the striking contrast of textures.

Second, many alpine species comprise closely related populations separated on geographically distant mountain ranges.