Sentence examples for whose separation from inspiring English sources

By autumn 1980, three became four as Lord Jenkins, whose separation from Labour was much more complete, joined the gang.

Although the details of his compensation will not be made public, he will be paid handsomely if Chrysler, whose separation from DaimlerChrysler occurred Friday, can reverse its losses.

Still, more than his recent predecessors, he is contemptuous of the idea that Liberalism and Labourism are natural partners whose separation in the early 20th century should now be reversed.

Coogler's commentary on the literal tribalism of the African diaspora, his devotion to a glorious vision of Africa, and, most provocatively, his visceral telling of the pain of existing as an orphan of history as seen in the story of Killmonger, whose separation from Africa is not simply historical but also paternal is striking but not unique.

A lovingly rendered, subtly acerbic portrait of New York City's upper crust in the late 19th century, the film revolves around the unconsummated love affair between sensitive lawyer Newland Archer Daniell Day-Lewis) and Countess Ellen Olenska Michelle Pfeifferr), whose separation from her brutish husband and general flouting of convention are a scandal proper society cannot tolerate.

The result will be a pattern of dark and light bands, or "fringes", whose separation depends on the relative distances travelled by the two beams, and thus on the separation of the satellites.Having established that distance, the third stage is to "lock" it in.

This is the ability of the instrument to distinguish clearly between two points whose angular separation is less than the smallest angle that the observer's eye can resolve.

In this way the chiral separation of the racemic mixture was successfully obtained, even if the receptor was individually used, differently by the other hemispherodextrins previously studied whose chiral separation capabilities are present only if used as binary mixtures.

We evaluated the effectiveness of the above method by applying it to closely located source pairs in the hypocenter list of Akuhara et al. (2013), whose hypocenter separation was less than 5 km. Figure 3 shows both accepted and rejected results for three OBSs (LS05-3, LS08-3, and LS09-3) for both P- and S-waves.

For typical pulsar wind parameters, the synchrotron emission from these heated particles will appear pulsed [Space Sci. Rev. 24 (1979) 437; Astron. Astroph. 388 (2002) L29], with in general two peaks whose phase separation will depend on the pulsar's magnetic axis inclination and viewing angle.

This letter reports a new double hydrophilic block copolymer (Scheme 1) whose microphase separation can be tuned responsively by the protonation/deprotonation of its acid-responsive block.