Sentence examples for to segment off from inspiring English sources

It may simply be that the normal demographic categories serve mostly to segment off the white middle class, rather than to probe within it, and that the loud alienation detectable in the campaign runs along lines social isolation, maybe, or economic vulnerability that aren't precisely the same as those of income, or education, or religion.

Fully deployed by August 2017, the DAS/EM Stand-Up Project allowed us to segment off these businesses.

American society is now rife with forces that encourage people to think about their own success, to cultivate their own gardens, to segment themselves off into their own cultural cliques.

"I don't think it's appropriate to segment it off," said Dr. Thomas W. Rowland, chief of pediatric cardiology at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, Mass., who routinely counsels children and parents on how to adopt healthy lifestyles.

"Hey ISIS, you were bombed by a woman," co-host Kimberly Guilfoyle said, starting the segment off on a positive note.

Their goal is to segment us into walled-off demographics and pit us against each other -- liberal vs. conservative, public sector vs. private sector, tea party vs. occupy.

Impact of the invert segment off-set on the discharge rate is then estimated.

The occurrence of steps in the tunnels created by segment off-sets during the TBM operations would cause significant local head losses.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Patient radius showing malalignment of the distal segment (off-white) and the achieved position after corrective surgery (color-coded segment).

To segment an orange, slice off the bottom and the top of the fruit.

And because these users can now be segmented off, app marketers can watch their activity over time, too.