Sentence examples for disjoint from from inspiring English sources
"disjoint from" is an acceptable and commonly used phrase in written English
It generally indicates that two or more things are distinct and separate from one another. For example, "The two groups were disjoint from each other, their members having nothing in common."
Hence, integer computations are fully disjoint from floating point computations which reduces intra-chip communications.
What is more, the support of the measure (the set of initial data) is disjoint from L2.
Having the API documentation disjoint from the source code implementing that API resulted in the documentation becoming stale, and over time the documentation ceased to match reality.
I argue that Williamson's anti-luminosity argument succeeds only if one assumes that, even in the limit of ideal reflection, the obtaining of the condition in question and one's beliefs about that condition can be radically disjoint from one another.
We prove that the radial masa C in the free group factor is disjoint from other maximal amenable subalgebras in the following sense: any distinct maximal amenable subalgebra cannot have diffuse intersection with C.
The proofs are based on previous structural results on the ultrapowers of Lp, together with a careful analysis of the elements of an ultrapower LpU which are disjoint from the subspace Lp.
Latin America is one of the most urbanized region in the world, where patterns of urbanization are disorganized and disjoint from urban planning, with unknown effects for ecosystem services (ES).
Let denote an open bounded region disjoint from such that.
The boundary ∂Ω2 (disjoint from ∂Ω1 models windows, whereas ∂Ω3 (disjoint from ∂Ω1 and ∂Ω2) models walls.
Those numbers are basically a perfect match for my own experience … and they are way disjoint from the claims of both both TIOBE and PYPL.
The subtype is "external validation" if the validation set is disjoint from the training set.
