Sentence examples for a separate local from inspiring English sources

The CIAO 4.0 software establishes a separate local parameter file directory, ~/cxcds_param4.

Local buckling is treated in a separate local model developed previously.

It was released through a separate local company and without any hint that the social network is affiliated with it.

Insofar as there was a separate, local Arab tradition of adapting and appropriating Shakespeare, Al-Bassam's work is obviously part of it.

However, Bin Laden may have been helped in Pakistan by members of a separate local militant group that has close connections to the Pakistani security establishment.

But that arrangement is now strained.This week Mr Ruto was cleared of corruption in a separate local case that had got him suspended from the cabinet.

We've also reached out to Sling TV for comment, and the company confirmed that it is not shipping the fully integrated OTA experience it demoed at CES. "AirTV's upcoming software update, currently undergoing testing, will place available OTA channels directly in the Sling TV channel guide and in a separate Locals ribbon on the My TV tab," a spokesperson said.

A group of academics and computer enthusiasts who took part in the 2011 uprising in Tunisia that overthrew a government deeply invested in digital surveillance have helped their town become a test case for an alternative: a physically separate, local network made up of cleverly programmed antennas scattered about on rooftops.

While Miss America is a nonprofit, volunteer-run organization whose pageant is the culmination of a network of separate local contests, Miss USA is a show business venture -- with no local competitions -- owned by Donald Trump and NBC.

To be clear, occupation means the exertion of political control over territory by an outside group, whether that outside group is a foreign power or a distinct and separate local group occupying another internally.

"It was designed for a world with separate local and long-distance telephone companies, a world of traditional landline telephones before cellphones or Skype, a world without the Internet — a world that no longer exists".