Sentence examples for which cannot be separated from inspiring English sources

"There are European values which cannot be separated.

"As in, it's got two poles, a north and a south," which cannot be separated.

Thus, landuse change has both horizontal and vertical components, which cannot be separated from each other.

These two compounds form minimum-boiling azeotrope which cannot be separated by simple distillation.

Or was it simply growing up in American society, the greatness of which cannot be separated from its diversity?

President Bush, however, seems to be aiming for maximum political advantage — not maximum clarity on Iraq's military and political crises, which cannot be separated from each other.

In some cases a lesion may be inoperable because of its location or attachment to vital structures from which it cannot be separated.

The new agreement goes significantly further than the previous one, although not quite as far as the French would like: production of fuel for the reactor is to be halted; there will be no additional testing of fuel; there will be no transfer of fuel and heavy water to the reactor site and no construction of a reprocessing facility without which plutonium cannot be separated from spent fuel.

Baum et al. [ 32] suggested keeping the genus name Campeiostachys Drobov for the allohexaploid species with the genomic constitution StStHHYY which admittedly cannot be separated morphologically from the traditional genus Elymus.

Ritual practices and the cosmological ideas which undergird society cannot be separated out as an institutionalized religion from the daily round of subsistence practices.

For example, in the case that there are already models for diameter increment and survival, the method can be used to fit ingrowth models using data in which ingrowth trees cannot be separated from the other trees.