Sentence examples for segregated from its from inspiring English sources

G.M. might even be split, with its promising international operations segregated from its North American business, which is essentially broke.

Intel deftly coined the term "netbook," as a new category of "companion PCs" segregated from its more profitable notebook PC business.

Listed only inches away from chili cheese fries and chicken fingers, the Japanese Kobe beef burger is the $62 elephant in the middle of the menu, segregated from its more terrestrially priced brethren in a little black box.

But it is easy to see it once it starts moving; with all of its elements moving in unison, the vehicle is readily perceived as a unitary figure, clearly segregated from its background.

To comply with government regulations, Google will be hosting App data on servers that are segregated from its common 'cloud' and are housed exclusively on US soil.

At focal adhesions, TβRII is uniquely segregated from its TβRI counterpart.

(For many years, this skill was quite segregated from his day job as an alpha male).

During each division of embryonic NBs, the homeodomain transcription factor, PROSPERO (PROS) [18], due to its binding to the carrier protein MIRANDA (MIRA), is asymmetrically segregated from the parent NBs to its daughter GMC where it plays a key role as cell fate determinant (reviewed in [19]).

In addition to PTP1B, TCPTP is also spatially segregated from PM-localized EGFR by its association with the ER and has been shown to dephosphorylate Y845 (Mattila et al., 2005).

Most of its inhabitants lead lives segregated from the rest of America.

The "Skeptic" community is very segregated from the rest (see Fig. 4), and its sentiment leanings show greatest deviations from the leaning of other communities (see Fig. 6).