segregate造句

Some societies still segregate men and women.

Use effective LVM strategies to segregate data.

We don't segregate in this county.

But his followers' desire to segregate themselves is not unusual.

There is no good evidence that it is ever a good time to separate and segregate.

This is an effective way to segregate these tests (unit, in this case) from other tests.

You can use them to segregate service endpoints that are deployed in different environments.

Numerous early attempts used a thin-kernel approach to segregate the real-time tasks from the standard kernel.

Oils segregate out of water because the oil-oil interaction is more favorable than the oil-water interaction.

This limits your ability to segregate customer's access to stores based on reasons such as branding or geography.

I often find that placing JUnitperf tests in their own category helps segregate them from normal tests.

Holder said while Americans have largely integrated the workplace during the week, blacks and whites still tend to segregate themselves on weekends.

The Banks may eventually be required to segregate the bad loans of the UDICs in a structure that might resemble one of the old asset-management entities.

One or more processors can share scheduling policies (and load balance between them) or implement independent scheduling policies to intentionally segregate tasks.

The key then is to gain an understanding of which resources are shared between message flows, where the conflicts arise, and then segregate the traffic at the appropriate level.

"I am troubled sometimes by the misogyny and materialism of a lot of rap lyrics," Obama remarked. "But I think the genius of the art form has shifted the culture and helped to de-segregate music."