Sentence examples for work segregated from inspiring English sources

They usually work segregated from men.

The plan also designates $295 million for training and $273 million for construction of research facilities--needed to keep the work segregated from that funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

We are not going to get to the promised land, we are not going to over come, if we continue to work segregated silos on our faith, which means cross racial and ethnic conversations and also inter-religous conversations.

The ICU developed in this work segregates realtime and non-realtime packets to support the ATM/IP integration.

The NS-based noise detection proposed in this work segregates a large number of noisy pixels by comparing the NS of each pixel in the image with the first threshold itself.

My colleague Marc Ambinder blogged yesterday on the briefing by these "best supporting actors" of the Democratic campaign last year and how the Democrats "have clearly caught up" to the Republicans in terms of their "back end" work "segregating data, segregating demographic groups and providing statistically valid data to election planner".

Figure 2 shows that the rhizobial Glbs analyzed in this work segregate into two main lineages: one containing fHbs, SDgbs and GCSs, and the other containing tHbs (the fHb/SDgb/GCS and tHb lineages, respectively).

While most black troops were relegated to scut work and segregated from other American military units, the Hellfighters fought on the front lines.

This is evident, says Srivastava, in how far women are ghettoised in the structure of the police; confined largely to the lowest rungs of the institution and desk-based work, often segregated into women-only stations and limited to gender-related cases.

Whether you prefer working towards segregated routes or safer shared roads, the glorified bike lanes are a sorry compromise which many drivers have very little respect for.

Germanic scholarship prevailed: works were segregated by material (clay, metal, glass, stone, etc). in unchanging exhibits, and over time the sculptures came to look as dull and lifeless as the Greek pots lined up in badly lit cases.