Sentence examples for a risk of decoupling from inspiring English sources

"It's a risk of decoupling, derailment, and abandonment altogether".

"There's not a lot of decoupling that's gone on," Mr. Viniar said.

If a Web 2.0 site is too tightly integrated with one particular giant's API's, the risk and cost of decoupling that code may scare off its potential purchasers, so closing down potential exits for the investors".

But technology also has an increasingly nasty habit of decoupling authority from responsibility.

As this policy ages, more data will become available and should be thoroughly analysed to determine the long-term effects of decoupling on the risk behaviours of farmers.

I end with a brief reference to the idea of "decoupling" from nature, another major stance for the authors.

Moreover, the effect of decoupling an unknown input is investigated in the light of an undesirable decoupling of possible faults.

Any thought of decoupling is a mirage,". said Christine Lagarde, head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

A hybrid device has the added benefit of decoupling the extraction and analysis stages for better performance.

In this paper, a systematic procedure is proposed for the generalized design of decoupling multivariable controller, which may result in a complete decoupling, partial decoupling or no decoupling, to achieve a better disturbance rejection response.

In a sense, high commodity prices have been the dark side of decoupling.