Sentence examples for rigorously separated from inspiring English sources

But passengers and staff were kept rigorously separated.

Webb's fascination with them as aesthetic pieces may be a rebellion against her privilege and class, which rigorously separated beauty from utility.

The oil produced by the process is still more expensive than fossil fuels, and, according to Appel and Daniel Kammen, an expert in energy science at the University of California, it could become even more costly if the waste streams aren't rigorously separated.

As Jessie Bond described in her autobiography: No lingering about was allowed, no gossiping with the other actors; the women's dressing-rooms were on one side of the stage, the men's on the other, and when we were not actually playing we had to mount at once our respective narrow staircases – sheep rigorously separated from the goats!

If susceptibility and impairment are well defined and rigorously separated then it might be possible to eliminate all the correlograms where the number of VSI bursts are considered and only present those where impairment is considered.

In this study, SN biopsy with RI tracer rigorously separated axillary nodes into SNs and non-SNs, and evaluation by the OSNA whole-node assay provided semi-quantitative results of each whole SN and non-SN.

It would be strange if a serving American head of state, presiding over a country that rigorously separates religion and governance, did plunge into such a debate.

Community saunas rigorously separate men from women, but families and close-knit groups routinely abandon such discretion in private.

The duty of newspapers to impart information as objectively and truthfully as possible, keeping comment rigorously separate, has been progressively dropped.

Volkswagen, the largest carmaker in Europe, shares parts and development costs among the brands but keeps them rigorously separate in the eyes of consumers.

The mark of a good attorney general is to keep those functions rigorously separate and to protect the independence of the legal agencies and courts that are part of his or her responsibility.