Sentence examples for separates two from inspiring English sources

Conic scalarization is originated from Kasimbeyli's conic separation theorem which separates two closed cones.

Linear scalarization is originated from Hahn Banach separation theorem which separates two convex sets.

In the small corridor that separates two rooms, enlarged pictures and video stills plaster the walls.

Joint, in anatomy, a structure that separates two or more adjacent elements of the skeletal system.

A light fixture separates two lanes of sand, each 100 yards long, clumped and stained with rubber and exhaust.

In a low-scoring contest, a moment or two of magic can be all that separates two teams.

They chose the wide space on the rear granite wall that separates two groups of modest plaques.

It denotes not warfare but the boundary that separates two properties (one "marches" the other) and also, when you think of it, joins them.

Now the eight-passenger-per-car Golden Eagle Express gondola deposits skiers atop a whaleback ridge that separates two high cirques, Crystal Bowl and Bowl Over.

Ambiguity stirs anxiety: the vertical strip of wallpaper dividing the picture separates two rather different scenes, which you register at first only subliminally.

The plant separates two forms of uranium that exist in nature, chemically identical but differing in their ability to sustain nuclear fission, through a process called enrichment.