Seven years later the court approved a Mississippi statute requiring segregation on intrastate carriers in Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Railway v. Mississippi (1890).
In a separate 1955 case that became known as Brown II, the court ruled that school districts in the 17 states that required segregation and the four that allowed it (including Kansas) integrate their school systems "with all deliberate speed".
Intangible property, by its very nature, does not require segregation.
"Back in the '30s, '40s, and '60s, when these cases started, people were fighting against a law that required segregation, it was a different kind of target.
The case styled Murray v. Pearson (1935) was initiated by the fraternity and successfully argued by Alpha men Thurgood Marshall and Charles Houston to challenge biases at the university which had no laws requiring segregation in its colleges.
In contrast, we designed a task so in which two control processes had to guide the same action, thus requiring segregation of sensorimotor signals to parallel control processes (Fig. 1B).
Tensile tests conducted on hydrogen precharged tensile specimens of alloy 600 at various temperatures and strain rates shows that hydrogen-induced intergranular cracking requires hydrogen segregation to grain boundaries during plastic deformation.
This methodology requires the segregation of signals derived from the protein of interest (POI) and a normalization signal (reference protein [actin, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate-dehydrogenase [GAPDH], etc.], or total cell content) into one of the two detection channels.
Optimal performance of active place avoidance requires perceptual segregation since rats must attend to distal, stationary visual cues to identify the location of the shock zone while ignoring irrelevant proximal, rotating olfactory cues that are not informative [10], [11].
This requires equal segregation of the duplicated chromosomes (sister chromatids) during mitosis followed by cytoplasmic division to form two separate cells.
