Sentence examples for separating out of from inspiring English sources

Homogenizing also prevents churning (i.e., separating out of fat granules) of the mix in the freezer and increases the viscosity.

(Note to grammarians, re the "lie-lay" solecism: Give up, already! You've lost!) The dead guy is laying there all shot up, one eye hanging from the socket like some goofy Halloween mask, plasma already separating out of the pool of blood beside him, flies buzzing around.

Epistemological worries are potentially endless detours of often fervently justified disengagement detours predicated on the separating out of a questioning subject and a questioned object or environment.

Ask the average person, and she or he will probably tell you that the separating out of "women and children" is deeply ingrained in our history.

Tempering is tricky; if the chocolate isn't tempered properly, it has a greater chance of getting fat bloom, the whitish coating or splotches caused by cocoa butter separating out of the chocolate.

This allows the separating out of age related factors and factors associated with changes in the provision (demand and supply) of RRT.

In a recent publication we showed that different models of out-of-hours care, i.e. integrated versus separated out-of-hours system, have different implications on the utilisation of out-of-hours primary care [ 4].

Three or four intrinsic mode functions (IMFs) representing specific scales were separated out for SWC of each soil layer.

Then there is the problem of separating out grassroots support from hypocritical government hyperbole.

Advocates of separating out data argue that it does not have to be controversial.

For TEM analysis, the deposited material (e-RGO) was carefully separated out from one of the test electrodes.