Sentence examples for separating power from inspiring English sources
Advances such as ultraperformance LC UPLCC)—originally developed by Waters supercritical fluid chromatography, and ion mobility separation have increased speed and separating power, including for nonpolar molecules and compounds with many isomers and isobars such as lipids.
Indeed, Mr. Inose remains cautious about pursuing what many regard as the holy grail of deregulation: separating power generation and transmission, which would automatically create more companies and competition.
It was underlined that the oxygen partial pressure acts strongly on the characteristics of the chemical equilibrium and mass transfer, and consequently on the selectivity of vaporization, in other words the separating power of a chemical species from the bulk.
In China, an electricity market on the power generation side was created by separating power plants from the power network.
But James Madison believed in separating power whenever possible, and he argued for electors who would be independent of Congress.
As the world groans under the pressure of two conflicting forces--the global force of connection, and the separating power of the ego, we are falling into the state that existed in ancient Babylon prior to its collapse.
It doesn't have an incredibly volumizing effect, but professionals and women swear to its thickening and separating powers.
Mr. Chubais's new plan would separate power generators from the distribution companies that deliver power to and collect the bills from the end consumers.
But he said even if a majority of customers switch, the company is going to survive, because deregulation has separated power sales from the transmission and distribution of power, which is C.L.&P.'s business now.
Transferring power to Washington separates power (and, money is a form of power) from the knowledge required to use that power constructively.
These appointments separated power between Orléans and the royal uncles, increasing ill-will among the factions.
