Sentence examples for separate as a result from inspiring English sources

Upon completion of the boost phase the two bodies separate as a result of differing aerodynamic loads applied to each body and the thrust from a sustainer motor contained within the center body.

After 1979, the marsh rice rat and O. couesi were again regarded as separate as a result of further work in Texas, where their ranges meet.

Stability enhancements achieved in such experiments can approach four-to-five orders of magnitude and are primarily due to substantial decreases in the global dissociation rate, i.e., in a multivalent system the molecules only separate as a result of a dissociation event if all other motifs are unbound.

In case D, unlike the family of "living together in turns," a pattern inherited from the traditional family separation system, grandparents are separated as a result of child rearing, so the grandparents' living arrangements become flexible grandparents can determine how to divide the work and whom to live with according to grandchildren's gender, etc.

Currently the Post Office is wholly owned by Royal Mail, but the two will be separated as a result of the Postal Services Bill.

The electron hole pairs in the region are efficiently separated; as a result, recombination slows down and the electron hole pairs are readily available (Stengl et al. 2009).

This is well consistent with our previous findings that GPX3 is present in oxidized and reduced states in vitro, and its reduced and oxidized forms can be separated as a result of modification of the reduced Cys residues [26 28].

If the thickness of the layers is less than the diffusion length of the bulk material, photogenerated electron hole pairs generated anywhere in the device will be rapidly separated, as a result of the minority carriers diffusing to an adjacent layer.

Liv Tyler as Betty Ross Brucee's girlfriend, from whom he is separated as a result of his condition, and a cellular biologist.

The First Act of the stage musical, Miss Saigon, depicts events leading up to, and during Operation Frequent Wind, with the main protagonists (Chris and Kim) becoming separated as a result of the evacuation.

In the 1950s, Japanese-Palauans formed an organisation, Sakura-kai to assist Japanese-Palauans and Japanese youths who were abandoned by their parents to search for their parents and kinsmen who were forcibly separated as a result of forced repatriation of Japanese settlers back to Japan.