The phrase "alone core" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a core aspect or element that stands alone, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The alone core of the issue is the lack of communication among team members."
Alternatives: "isolated core" or "singular core".
The proposed hardware can be used as a stand-alone core or be coupled with a central processing unit for the purpose of online training.
This stand-alone core is designed to house eight state-of-the-art multi-color cell sorters and/or analyzers in the building to augment the services currently provided by the Stanford Shared FACS Facility.
Does that mean we'll see it as the stand-alone core for a regular laptop?
Netanyahu also faces little to no pressure from a domestic opinion — let alone his core constituency — wholly disenchanted by and indifferent to the peace process.
Please know that YOU, and you alone, are core to the lives and happiness of so many others around you.
Surprisingly, under glucose alone, the core cellulases were highly expressed at both transcript and protein levels.
Twenty-three oft of 33 patients demonstrated CCC alone on core biopsy, 14 with atypia and nine without.
Although cell migration can be attributed to actin polymerization alone, other core migration components such as myosin, integrins and vinculin also have an important role in cell migration.
The US cohort used a different definition of response, based on joint count alone because core set criteria were not available.
This paper discusses Phase I, known as the "Neutronics Phase", which is devoted mostly to the propagation of nuclear data (cross-section) uncertainty throughout steady-state stand-alone neutronics core calculations.
We have developed an in vivo model in which BALB/c mice synthesize DNRAbs following immunization with a configuration of the consensus sequence multimerized on a polylysine backbone (termed MAP-DWEYS), while BALB/c mice immunized with the polylysine backbone alone (MAP-core) do not (Kowal et al., 2004).
