Sentence examples for built in isolation from inspiring English sources

If you look at China or some of the other developing economies that are growing — Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia — you see the same models of development, ones that are based on very large multifamily buildings that are built in isolation and separated by parks or roads, instead of adjacent buildings in high- density areas such as you find in Europe or Boston.

Making a platform for anything built in isolation, far from the problem, without local developers where there is an actual need is a recipe for failure.

In a nutshell, the problem is that the solutions currently available have been built in isolation (by necessity limiting the scope makes projects more tractable), have little/no machine actionable semantic meaning, are too rigid, are not easy to extend (without breaking existing systems), and are tied heavily to their implementation.

No character is built in isolation.

Clearly a temple built in isolation has an axis of alignment which can be examined, but this axis emerges from the four main walls.

A one step supercritical fluid chromatography process has been developed using a semi-preparative supercritical fluid chromatography scale plant designed and built in-house, for isolation and purification of polyunsaturated fatty acid ethyl esters from different origins (fish and algae).

Another feature of ACI that Monroy highlighted was the built-in isolation, something you'd usually get by default with a virtual machine.

The mock spacecraft consists of four hermetically sealed modules built in the 1970s for isolation experiments ahead of missions aboard Soviet space stations and later the International Space Station.

A sanatorium for cholera patients was built in 1896 as the isolation hospital for the port of Cardiff.

The resonator built in our laboratory achieved 40 dB isolation over 20 MHz bandwidth with quality factors of detection and excitation resonators of 36 and 11 respectively.

The road to Port Arthur (now Thunder Bay) was built in 1954 and the road to Fort Frances was built in 1967 (O Boland, unpublished document), further illustrating the community's isolation for approximately half of its existence.