Sentence examples for create standalone from inspiring English sources

Very exciting presentation of Web Components, which let you create standalone, encapsulated, importable components for the web, bundling an HTML template, scoped CSS (and from quick research, scoped JS).

This system utilizes two or more locally available renewable energy resources such as wind, solar, biomass, biogas and small hydro power with or without conventional fossil fuel energy sources to create standalone mode to meet the energy needs in rural remote areas.

Now it's been acquired by virtual world pioneer Linden Lab, who will use its team and tech to create standalone products outside of its sole game Second Life.

And once the stars are aligned, the company can create standalone subscriptions and ramp up its recurring revenue streams.

Slice now offers what it calls "insurance cloud services", which basically takes the insurance modeling and approval methodologies that other companies have raised significant money to create standalone businesses with, and white labels them for established insurance providers.

While we're all fussing around with smartphones, the idea that we can create standalone, single-purpose devices for various uses – navigation, notification, and the like – is fascinating.

As a result, institutions that had once offered five-year business degrees have created standalone master's programs.

And these features can be used in individual videos or for creating standalone game shows.

Modularization means creating standalone parts that can be built into numerous hardware systems.

Whitehouse suggests that the tension between a technology integration strategy (typified by Apple's iPod/iTunes juggernaut and Microsoft's Windows platform), and creating standalone "plug and play" consumer electronics will exist for a while.

Future Today's approach has been somewhat different from Pluto.TV, Tubi, and another big AVOD aggregator, Xumo, in that it creates standalone channels and apps rather than an overarching brand providing a package of networks under its name.