Sentence examples for segregation times from inspiring English sources

Martin then accused the President of committing another cardinal offense for a Black man: staring him in the eye, like this was back during Segregation times when Black folks weren't allowed to look White folks in the eye and had to get out of their way if they were walking on the sidewalk.

This variation partly reflects variation of segregation times due to different coalescence among regions caused by recombination as well as the stochastic variability of nucleotide substitutions.

Thus the segregation time obtained by both the investigations may be somewhat different from reality.

Besides r0, M and R, the segregation time is also dependent on the parameters γ, µ and η.

We have investigated growth and segregation time of falling grains inside initial gaseous protoplanets formed via disk instability.

Although we have used particular values for these parameters, the effect of their possible variation on segregation time has also been tested.

The simulation results demonstrate that by increasing the fluidizing air velocity from 1.2 umf to 1.8 umf of the dense medium solids, the segregation degree of beneficiated coal particles is significantly reduced, but the segregation time is only slightly decreased.

Also, CNs expressed components of the signaling pathway on PHBV microspheres, and had greater axon dendrite segregation (4.1 times for axon stains and 2.3 times for dendrite stains) than on coverslips.

In doing so, we provide support for the prediction, discussed by Wiens [ 36], Schoener [ 37] and others (see, for example, [ 38]) in the 1970s, that there will be increased spatial segregation at times when resources were limiting.

Lack of systematic data on workplace segregation over time has long made that question difficult to answer.

But he refused to register at all, and while in prison spoke out against in-house segregation, spending time on hunger strike and in solitary confinement.