Sentence examples for separated so that from inspiring English sources
Beginning with americium, however, the electron energy levels seem to be sufficiently separated so that mixing does not occur.
Front and rear brake lines are separated so that if one fails, the other will continue to function.
The world market is being re-divided – peacefully, because territories and markets are separated, so that no power occupies another power's territory.
"It began with the idea of making a piece where the senses were separated so that seeing and hearing would come from different spots," she said.
In mammals, as in birds, right and left ventricles of the heart are completely separated, so that pulmonary (lung) and systemic (body) circulations are completely independent.
This occurs, in fact, in a large number of higher organisms during meiosis the process by which sex cells (gametes) are formed: originally each chromosome of the cell is in a pair (diploid); during meiosis these diploid pairs of chromosomes are separated so that each sex cell has only one of each pair of chromosomes (haploid).
"They are constantly separating so that one has the feeling Wexler has done just what he did".
During cell division, in all cells but those of bacteria (and some ancestral protists), the chromosomes display an elegantly choreographed movement, separating so that each offspring of the original cell receives an equal complement of chromosomal material.
In visible light, the N-TiO2 and AgI seem to work together, forcing any generated electrons and holes to separate so that they stand less chance of recombining ultimately making them more efficient at oxidation.
For instance, in the name of data purity, scientists had always kept experimental treatment trials separate so that they could clearly and accurately see each drug's effect on health.
When the cell divides, cohesin is cleaved; this allows sister chromatids to separate, so that each daughter cell receives one member of each sister chromatid pair and thereby inherits a full complement of genes.
