It is in our nature to name things, to put them in their places, to separate one from another.
State officials left the bodies in the vault today, after realizing they were not prepared for the task of separating one from another and taking DNA samples.
We are now ready to knock chunks of seedlings out of their trays, carefully separating one from another and each one dangled into a compartment in a modular tray.
In bigger collections, quantum dots are separated one from another by ~3 nm (Figure 4f).
In other words, computations running in spaces are separated one from another and thus they can be performed independently.
We believe that separating one from another is not reasonable since they should be coupled, and protein structures should be dominated by at least two mechanisms resulting in different characteristic states.
Rather, vertebrates and their nearest kin the invertebrate chordates, the hemichordates and the echinoderms are more correctly perceived as living representatives of distinct genealogical lineages that separated one from another deep in geological time.
fraterculus can be clearly separated one from another [ 25] as shown in Figure 2A-C.
In this vast marketplace, what separates one brand from another?
What separates one person from another, the thinking goes, is how we divide up what we have.
