Sentence examples for substantially segregated from inspiring English sources

The cycle superhighway will be made up of two routes, one going three miles north-south from King's Cross to Elephant and Castle and the other travelling 18 miles east-west from Barking to Acton – making the biggest continuous, substantially segregated urban cycleway in Europe.

They are GABAergic and segregated in parallel substantially segregated channels similarly to those of the direct pathway.

In order to find frequency bands which can substantially segregate the feature vectors corresponding to two classes of MI tasks, a Bayesian framework is proposed in [2].

And Negroes have half the income of whites… There are twice as many unemployed… In elementary schools, Negroes lag one to three years behind whites, and their segregated schools receive substantially less money per student than the white schools.

School systems were all segregated, with states spending substantially less money on each African-American pupil than on whites.

Secondly, Araki et al. (2007a) showed that 'traditional' (nonlocal, segregated) hatchery stocks exhibited substantially lower relative fitness than hatchery fish produced by wild fish (in a 'supplementation' program discussed below), when each was compared to the same wild population.

Transport for London said they would be Europe's longest substantially-segregated cycleways.

Some duplicates were physically segregated from the remaining array by divergent non-coding sequence; where this had occurred, these genes diverged substantially and variation was distributed discontinuously.

Schools are still segregated.

"Carousels were segregated.

"We have segregated communities.