Sentence examples for capable of independently from inspiring English sources

The resulting report will be out shortly, but one of the main conclusions is that independent media sites are not capable of independently defending themselves of large, network based DDOS attacks.

So often, the attitude among high-achieving students is that they must be capable of independently surmounting nearly everything set before them.

We insist that NATO troops stay in the country until the necessary conditions are provided to establish stable local authorities capable of independently deterring radical forces and controlling the country.

In order to avoid these confounding variables, a novel experimental instrumentation system has been developed which is capable of independently controlling spinal construct flexibility (inverse of stiffness).

As such, this bioreactor presents the first tunable 3D natural hydrogel system that is capable of independently assessing the role of ECM stiffness on tissue phenotype.

Here we describe a new nonequilibrium subcritical hydrothermal method capable of independently manipulating the temperature and pressure to create unique assembly conditions crossing the commonly used liquid-vapor boundary.

Being separate has to do with being able to exist independently (x is separate from y if x is capable of existing independently of y), and being some this means being a determinate individual.

In 1945 cruisers were armoured big-gun ships that were capable of operating independently for protracted periods.

Last year, in a semi-annual report to Congress, the U.S. Department of Defense said that only one Afghan battalion about three hundred soldiers was capable of operating independently.

ANP readiness at the end of 2008 was abysmal (pdf): only 18 of the nearly 375 ANP units were rated "capable of operating independently", while 317 units were rated "formed but not yet capable of conducting primary operational missions".

Marx and Engels understood materialism as the opposite of idealism, by which they meant any theory that treats matter as dependent on mind or spirit, or mind or spirit as capable of existing independently of matter.