Sentence examples for choose apart from inspiring English sources

In addition, because there is an individual variation in the guidance methods for the travel direction, a significant improvement could be made by employing a configuration that allowed the user to choose, apart from clock positions, modes for guidance using, for example, eight directions or angles.

"I don't know if we can say with any certainty why the party was chosen apart from it was a soft target".

The Portuguese added that he has a full squad to choose from, apart from injured fullbacks Alvaro Arbeloa and Marcelo.

By using a missile to blow apart one of their own satellites, the Chinese showed that they could if they chose blow apart the spy and navigation satellites on which America's armed forces (and grateful drivers everywhere using GPS systems) depend.

What set HMC's chosen few apart from the competition?

This region (made up of ten districts)3 is chosen because apart from it being the capital city with high access to electricity, it also dominates the other regions regarding the percentage increase in the share of households.

It seems as if the committee chose sports, apart from karate, that would allow developed nations to add to their medal tally and have almost nothing to do with their global popularity.

Now, in no way will we ever try to compare Tebow's skills with a pigskin to that of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the apostle Paul, but we can see that there are some similarities to those people who were picked out, chosen, set apart to be the one to bring glory to what God is doing in the earth.

Negri Sembilan was chosen because apart from the population's broad socio-economic status, it has successfully implemented the DMP in the most systematic way under the State Health Department's guidance.

For ghettos to form, whites must choose to live apart from non-whites.

Nevertheless, the Windsor report concluded that unless one party makes a big change, the church's factions may choose to "walk apart".