Sentence examples for certain independence from inspiring English sources

It demands a certain independence of mind and spirit.

The BBC is comfortingly big, and size allows a certain independence.

Such a pattern gave a certain independence to village life, where small local owners may often have been quite influential.

"He brought a certain independence of spirit," Yasmin Sooka, a commission member who worked with Judge Mall's committee, said today.

But Mr Hariri's wealth and powerful friends, such as France's Jacques Chirac, allowed him a certain independence from Syria.Recently, his ties to Damascus looked strained.

Yet he retained a certain independence from Freud, viewing disturbed human relations, rather than disturbed sexuality, as the main cause of neurotic disorders.

Can mind dominate matter, or does matter completely dominate mind, or has each, perhaps, a certain limited independence?

Drummers, too, became more intrinsically involved in the total ensemble effect by introducing a certain contrapuntal independence, expressed polyrhythmically and even melodically.

In fact it is strictly related to maximum likelihood estimation of bilateral AR-type representations of acausal signals subject to certain conditional independence constraints.

However, these techniques impose a linear hierarchy of sampling which may not be related to the true body structure assuming certain statistical independence among state variables.

Quite recently, Leiva et al. showed under a certain spectral independence assumption that a broad class of second-order (in time) systems are approximately controllable when the control-acting time is sufficiently long; see [44, 45] and the references cited therein.