Sentence examples for yet been separated from inspiring English sources

In this stage, he elaborated, "sexual activity has not yet been separated from the ingestion of food".

John Dorp recognized that Buridan's account depends on the claim that we can grasp generality directly, and that what makes a concept singular is not the absence of generality but the fact that the general has not yet been separated from the set of particular circumstances.

At that time, the African and Arabian Peninsular landmasses had not yet been separated by the Red Sea.

An interesting feature of WASP activation of daughter nucleation is that Arp2/3 complex must associate with membrane bound activators at an early stage in the process and yet be separated from those activators at a subsequent stage.

They may not yet be separate countries but they are, to a growing degree, distinct polities.

On 29 October 1945, noting that a blue discharge meant the veteran had not been convicted and yet had been separated from the military without being able to defend himself, he said: "There ought not to be a twilight zone between innocence and guilt.

To our knowledge, adherence-related research and self-management research have thus far been separated, yet their relationship is close from the perspective of the actual goal: ensuring well-controlled blood pressure.

For one, Ms. Villa-Real's divorce was not yet final, although she had been separated from her husband in the Philippines for almost six years.

Yet they are separated by a far greater distance, one they say they never envisioned back in Cuba.

Yet both were separated by the one thing that could actually unite them: the "x".

Crueler yet, Maye was separated from his kids for doing exactly what a father is supposed to do: He protected his daughter from harm.