The phrase "alone in terms" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept of isolation or singularity regarding specific criteria or conditions, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "He felt alone in terms of support from his colleagues during the project."
Alternatives: "isolated regarding" or "singular in terms of".
Nuclear weapons stand alone in terms of their extreme potential to be indiscriminate.
And America is the worst use of my time commercially, let alone in terms of my family.
America is no longer the protector or model that it used to be, nor is it alone in terms of influence and power.
Of course, the Genesis story did not depict that existence in any detail, let alone in terms that made it resemble the lives of our chimpanzee cousins.
That alone, in terms of helping change the perceptions of potential return visitors, will be worth its weight in gold in terms of tourism and inward investment.
One of the most fascinating things about the advocates of the politique des auteurs is that — contrary to the often-repeated assertion of their advocacy of directing alone, in terms of abstract visual patterns or habits — they understood intuitively what history has in fact revealed: strong directors are ones who exercise significant control over their screenplays, and who come up with good ones.
Facebook is hardly alone in terms of companies doing this.
STANDING ALONE In terms of perceived quality, Genentech stands alone.
Therefore, a feature subset selection combining entropy and mean contrast outperforms the individual saliency measure acting alone in terms of the overall success rate.
Further, the hybrid is shown to out perform reinforcement learning alone in terms of faster adaptation to the changing circumstances of sensor failure.
In these trials, PURAS-aided risk assessment has to be compared to nurses' clinical judgment alone in terms of its impact on pressure ulcer incidence and adverse outcomes.
