Sentence examples for segregation it from inspiring English sources

The defeated south could not revert to the days of slave plantations, but via segregation it could confine its former slaves to a social position where they could not fraternise, shop, eat, or use the same drinking fountains as their former owners.

Based on the empirical relation between terminal solubility of a solute and its grain boundary segregation it can be shown that a two-phase mixture with solute atoms agglomerating in a precipitated phase will be the stable thermodynamic equilibrium state.

Segregation, it concluded, was "robbing not only the segregated but the segregator of his human dignity".

"If you think of Brown v Board as one shoe that dropped, this is the other shoe," he said, "because though it eliminated, technically, inferior schools for blacks, and eliminated de jure segregation, it didn't achieve one of its basic goals.

Not segregation, it seems.

For legal segregation, it would turn out to be the beginning of the end.

In some other F2 distorted segregations, it was not possible to describe the genetic control mechanism.

When it has been possible to define the asymmetric self-renewal pattern of DSCs undergoing nonrandom co-segregation, it has been deterministic.

Other previously unreported, but potentially interesting targets included the spindle assembly checkpoint genes BUB1 and BUB1B, which were over-expressed; given that APC has a proposed (though controversial) role in chromosomal instability through chromosome mis-segregation, it is possible that BUB1/BUB1B are over-expressed in response to mitotic checkpoint activation (22).

We propose that special needs is an ineffective euphemism because it is imprecise, it connotes segregation, and it implies special rights; special needs has become a dysphemism.

It looks like a story about racial segregation, which it sort of is, but it is much more than that.