Sentence examples for time segregation from inspiring English sources

At the same time, segregation of NPs is observed.

In no time, segregation, exclusion, and other forms of discrimination had infected the new state.

A Federal District Court in Wilmington, Del., ruling in 1998 in Playboy's challenge to the law, held that Section 504 could protect customers just as well without being as intrusive as the systemwide time segregation required by Section 505.

At the same time, segregation resistance is ensured, which is accomplished either by introducing a chemical viscosity modifying admixture (VMA) or by increasing the amount of fines in the concrete.

Around the same time, segregation began to be introduced into the mines so that Africans were barred from taking jobs involving any skilled labour.

The advantages of DMU are thought in this case to include the fact that it obviates the need for the installation of overhead power and the fact that with time segregation or perhaps advanced switching and scheduling it could be certified by the Federal Rail Administration FRAA) to run on freight rails, so the local rail workers' unions might sign on in support.

Cohesin is required for sister chromatid cohesion and properly timed segregation during mitosis.

Due to lower flow rate there is sufficient time for segregation in the wellbore, and contamination model with segregation (immiscible model in Fig. 4) shows delayed breakthrough of the formation fluid inside the wellbore.

This was a time of segregation.

It was a time of segregation, of "Coloured Only" and "White Only" signs, and Jim Crow laws.

Between 2005 and 2015, approximately one quarter of non-Aboriginal inmates spent some time in segregation.