The phrase "away from the application" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a physical or metaphorical distance from a specific application or software program.
Example: "Please ensure that you keep your personal data away from the application to maintain your privacy."
Alternatives: "outside of the application" or "not within the application".
The aggregation/propagation is abstracted away from the application programmer.
Although for evaluating the robustness of a controller we are able to abstract away from the application (target system), we nevertheless use the application to drive the evaluation.
We implement and evaluate the scalability of Radiator, a pluggable local middleware and a server that support the above mentioned model, i.e., it supports the hybrid propagation mechanism while still abstracting away from the application programmer the underlying communication and context management.
The fact that particles can move through the xylem is in agreement with the report of Corredor et al. [27], who suggested that iron-carbon nanoparticles, after injection into Cucurbita pepo tissues, were able to spread through the xylem away from the application point.
"When you see a box in the college context...some people are simply chilled away from the application".
This pessimism almost resulted in a self-fulfilling prophecy: I hemmed and hawed and hemmed some more until I suddenly realized that I was only two days away from the application deadline.
For a century we have been tending away from the logical application of this principle, and neither Mr. Churchill nor any other humane man would wish to see it whole-heartedly applied again to-day.
Nevertheless, these obtained results are still far away from the practical application, so more efforts are required.
Therefore, under the circumstance that large capacity DC circuit breaker is still far away from the commercial application, the fast and efficient fault isolating method must be proposed, which is also based on the fast fault detection.
In addition, methyl bromide has been detected in air > 70 km away from the nearest application site (Honaganahalli and Seiber 2000).
This is followed by a section where the results are presented; first, arising from the growth curve model that in application tends to assume away attrition; second, from the application of shared parameter model.
