The phrase "a apart" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning. An example of a correct phrase could be "set apart."
Alternatives: "distinct" or "separate."
The presented case was rather closer to Gralnick's subtype A, apart from the induced partner being here not the younger but the older person (from Gralnick's classification, only subtypes A and C meet recent diagnostic criteria for SPD as subtypes B and D attribute endogenous psychosis to both partners).
What they found was a global superstar in the making and a player who blew Serie A apart for a short time blew before disaster struck.
a Apart form the different channel parameters and the location of nodes in relation to each other, no extra challenges emerge in the along-torso and in-body scenarios for solving the SE optimization problem.
Suppose a number of parallel lines, distance a apart, are ruled on a horizontal plane, and suppose a homogeneous uniform rod of length ℓ < a is dropped at random onto the plane.
Reflecting the need for instantaneous response to hemorrhage, the density of GPIIb/IIIa receptors on platelet surfaces is about 80,000 copies per platelet less than 200 A apart, with an additional internal pool of receptors in alpha granules.
In our method presented so far, we assumed that nothing is known about the network system matrix A, apart from it being sparse.
Ryan continued, "A generation apart — a generation apart, but that does not matter".
My studio is a place apart, a sanctuary.
A convent is a world apart, unduplicable.
It is "A Life Apart: Hasidism in America," not "A World Apart: Hasidic Life in America".
"A boy pulls apart a carburetor.
