Sentence examples for segregate on from inspiring English sources

A half-wave rectification is performed to segregate ON and OFF channels of the input waveform, with the negative phase inverted in sign.

Or maybe the point is that the authors are simply making a prediction that the higher order motion detection circuits in flies will be discovered to segregate ON and OFF pathways and then recombine them, independently of which detailed mechanism and nonlinearities are being used?

In contrast, assays which match target sequences on the homoeologous chromosomes may either segregate on one of the genomes or more rarely on both genomes.

In contrast, assays which match target sequences on both homoeologous chromosomes may either segregate on one of the genomes or more rarely on both genomes.

Segregation analysis of KIR genes/alleles in the family indicated that only three KIR genes, KIR3DL3, KIR2DS1 and KIR3DL2, segregate on one haplotype (designated j) and the framework KIR genes KIR3DP1, KIR2DL4 and KIR3DL1/S1 were absent (Fig.  1).

Some sperm whales (Physeter catodon) sexually segregate on their migrations, with larger and older males going much farther in a polar direction during the summer.

Our next model explores the hypothesis that Drosophila segregates ON and OFF signals in order to facilitate naturalistic motion estimation (Clark et al., 2014).

They were necessary because the area where "Franklin" and "Astor" are located along the Nassau-Suffolk County border is one of the most racially segregated on Long Island and probably in the United States.

Everything from proms in Georgia to prison cells in California may still be segregated on racial lines.

Segregated on racks lining the center of the aisles, the 40-percent-off suits, though undoubtedly a bargain, made a long doleful queue.

Men and women are segregated on the lifts but unite at the top and can share food and tiny tumblers of tea in the few cafes and restaurants.