Sentence examples for decoupling them from inspiring English sources
This would require, first, a meaningful move on the part of rich countries towards capping the value of their farm subsidies (and decoupling them from production), as well as significantly lowering their barriers to imports.
The Red Cross has toyed with selling off its blood operations, or otherwise decoupling them from its disaster work, but has never done so, in part because of a belief that the billions in revenue from blood has subsidized its disaster operations.
The centerbody burner was designed with the objective of understanding the coupled processes of formation, growth, and burn-off of soot through decoupling them using recirculation zones (RZs).
By employing CoS virtualization, a set of virtual nodes (VNs) is made available to applications, decoupling them from the CoS infrastructure.
The first one is a linear descriptor reduced-order observer, which generates the exact estimation of state and sensor faults together with disturbances by decoupling them from the state vector without any supplementary design.
In 2009 there are plans to extend this to all children (decoupling them from parental membership, which was required in the original Act).
The CDU wants to decouple them by introducing a flat-rate premium.
N. Timoney and colleagues at the University of Siegen, Ger., trapped individual ions and applied microwave pulses to them to decouple them from outside noise and thus make an undisturbed quantum processor.
Congressional Republicans are refusing to approve the trade deals unless the White House decouples them from a measure to renew the Trade Adjustment Assistance program, which aids workers who lose their jobs to foreign competition and offers extended jobless benefits.
It also decouples them from the Baidu which, like all other public firms in the country, is affected by the collapse of the Chinese market.
The use of normal modes of vibration in the analysis of structures with non-proportional damping reduces the size of the resulting set of governing equations, but does not decouple them.
