Sentence examples for usually separated from the from inspiring English sources
In zoos, sick animals are usually separated from the group and euthanized.
Fibres are usually separated from the stalks mechanically, although in some areas retting, followed by hand stripping, is still practiced.
Europium is usually separated from the other rare earths by reducing it to the +2 oxidation state and precipitating it with sulfate ions.
This created a complete change in the position of women in the congregation: in the synagogue the women were inactive participants in the worship service and sat veiled on the women's side, usually separated from the rest by an opaque lattice.
This has been done by Kam-Biu Liu, of Louisiana State University, who has looked for traces of old hurricanes in the ponds that line much of America's Atlantic and Gulf coasts.Coastal ponds are usually separated from the sea by a sand dune a few metres high.
In general geometric models, the design of objects is usually separated from the manufacture.
Additionally, chronic noise, which can be considered a stressor, increased BP in 3-4 year-old chindren in kindergarten [ 31], that is, the period when children are usually separated from their mothers for the first time in their lives.
Here, the scallop muscle is usually separated from its shell at sea -- which means it's dead -- the coral discarded and the muscle corpse iced down for ease of sale (sort of like prewashed salad greens or frozen spinach).
The cattle units are small, the young calves are usually separated from their dams shortly after birth, animals older than 1 year are usually housed in separate stalls, and the average age of the cows is low (3.9 years of age).
Notably, tumor islands that invaded into the muscle bundles were usually separated from them by an acellular, collar-like, collagenized area (Fig. 3a and b; Table 2).
Currently available simulators are in general closed systems where designers have no access to the implemented models, do not permit the integration of macroscopic and microscopic models together and are usually separated from design and verification tools.
