Sentence examples for rigid separation from inspiring English sources

A rigid separation of that sort would not suit most western countries.

From the 1950s on, Chinese governments enforced a rigid separation between urban and rural areas.

The secular republic fiercely protects the rigid separation of the state from organised religion, established in 1905.

FOR decades Saudi Arabia's religious police have enforced a rigid separation of the sexes in public places.

If Rousseau was right about our moral needs, a rigid separation between political and theological principles might not be psychologically sustainable.

All that might be needed, he suggested, is a more rigid separation of the avionics unit that G.E. has already offered to make.

As the two-electron structure arrangement for large separation between electrons becomes almost rigid, the relative motion of electrons is frozen out, and the two-electron structure transforms into a rigid rotator with practically fixed separation between electrons.

All agree that British radio, with its lack of rigid generic separation, played a vital part in creating UK soul's sonic melting pot.

Samurai leaders of bakufu and han alike sought to grapple with the disturbing fact that the great peace envisioned as resulting from policies of rigid class separation, national isolation, and agricultural self-sufficiency was being undermined by unintended economic changes released by those policies themselves.

In this paper, the semi-analytic design sensitivity of eigenvalues is obtained by the rigid body separation technique in reduced system.

We demonstrate the convergence of our method on a number of examples, such as underwater rigid body separation and collision in both two and three spatial dimensions where typical methods do not converge.