Sentence examples for the act of separation from inspiring English sources
In chemical methods, one may start with a completely homogeneous mixture (a solution) or a heterogeneous sample (e.g., solid plus liquid); in the act of separation, some particles are either partially or totally removed from the sample.
When the Act of Separation (December 1905) was formally adopted, Combes had already fallen from power, the victim of the affaire des fiches de délation ("affair of the cards of denunciation") in which his war minister, the militant anticlerical General Louis André, was accused of receiving reports on suspected reactionary and clerical army officers from Masonic groups.
The beginning of evil is the act of separation from the One by Intellect, an act which the One itself ultimately causes.
And in that moment, we can see that the act of separation, surprisingly, can connect us.
"No matter how nice the environment is, it's the act of separation from the parent, particularly with young children, that matters," Sabraw said.
The main drawback of cell sorting with respect to profiling is that the act of separation itself can alter gene expression (Gosink et al., 2007).
The act of centrosome separation at the onset of mitosis is an important determinant of bipolar spindle formation.
The final act of separation was the drafting of a "no fault" agreement.
The day after the executions, Frederick Engels wrote to Karl Marx: So yesterday morning the Tories, by the hand of Mr Calcraft, accomplished the final act of separation between England and Ireland.
My father could not fit into the small holes I cut through the pile, but sealing the only way in was another act of separation.
Regarding the management of tensions, we find that in contrast to the current tenor in the social enterprise literature, which espouses that redressing tensions is essentially an act of separation or integration of social and financial goals, we find that, at times, social enterprises accept and live with tensions instead of addressing them.
