Sentence examples for separated than from inspiring English sources

That means he hopes the stock prices of the companies will be higher when they are separated than when they are together.

Many of the drivers, who are the ones to know, feel that these changes have made the sport more dangerous than it was when stock cars actually ran faster, but more widely separated, than they can now at Daytona.

A study published in the journal Cancer found that married women diagnosed with a serious illness were six times more likely to be divorced or separated than a man with a similar diagnosis.

This proposed source prior is suitable for the whole family of IVA algorithms and found to be more robust in applications where non-stationary signals are separated than the one preferred by Lee.

In addition, many reports including the above two are for PDMS filling into protruded features (e.g., an array of pillar) in the master mold that is easier when the pillars are well separated than filling into (recessed) holes.

On the labial side, the four ridges at the back are more widely separated than the four in front of them.

Thus the new mixing network (n) should be easier to separate than the original mixing network.

The results confirmed that instantaneous mixtures were considerably easier to separate than convolutive ones.

They separated less than two years into their marriage.

Svetlana's mother, aged in her late 60s or early 70s, moved in after the couple separated more than a year ago.

The various features that correspond to different excited states can be separated better than in the projection of all events.