Components allow to design applications in a modular way by enforcing a strong separation of concerns.
He was surprised, he said, because the paper always had "a strong separation of its news decisions from its business interests".
Blackmun was also a staunch supporter of the First Amendment, of the strong separation of church and state, and of affirmative action.
Most Democrats also endorse a strong separation of church and state, and they generally oppose government regulation of the private, noneconomic lives of citizens.
In addition, it provides for a strong separation between the sinusoidal and noise peak class in a two-dimensional (2D) feature space.
Multidimensional Scaling indicated no strong separation between the habitats sampled, however, savanna sites were grouped distinctly of fragments and forest sites.
Principle component analyses (PCA) of the data from Indian samples and these datasets showed a strong separation of one set of Chinese data (Chinese_Study_2) (Fig. 6A), corresponding to samples collected from subjects suffering from advanced gastric cancer.
For example, norms that overwhelmingly prioritize the publication and dissemination of philosophical research as articles in pay-to-read academic journals, although serving an evaluative purpose within the discipline, also reinforce a strong separation between professional philosophers and the public.
Such applications rely on databases for persistent storage, but the strong separation between the application and the database layer makes it difficult to satisfy end-to-end goals such as performance and correctness.
The US and the EU share one characteristic: they are, in the jargon of political science, "mixed regimes", with a strong separation of powers and numerous checks and balances.
Mr. Mazzetti argued that this simply a case of helping a colleague: "There absolutely should be strong separation but I think in the case of checking facts and helping colleagues, I don't see there is any breach.
