Quite independently in Spain, dramatists embarked upon a parallel development of genres ranging from popular farce to chivalric tragedy.
Quite independently of what they represent, some images provoke discomfort, and even headaches and seizures in susceptible individuals.
Quite independently of its relation to EC, the relation between knowledge and assertion has been the focus of much recent attention.
Quite independently of the particular formal system chosen, exactly the decidable, or recursive, sets (relations) are strongly representable, and exactly the semi-decidable, or recursively enumerable sets (relations) are weakly representable.
He had acted quite independently and had taken independent advice from independent people.
The first is the "realistic conception of Being," which is defined by the conception of being as completely independent of thought, so that whatever is true of it is true quite independently of what may be thought about it.
And they point out that the unit is run quite independently of the core auto business.
But with the exception of relying on others for rides, Mrs. Tillman lived quite independently.
However, fish and cephalopod mollusks evolved quite independently of each other.
These six coordinates (x, y, z, and three angles) can change quite independently of one another.
In East Asia, dam construction evolved quite independently from practices in the Mediterranean world.
