Sentence examples for distinct free from inspiring English sources

There are currently three distinct free trade areas within Africa, but a meeting in January of the continent's major powers is designed to create a single free trade entity spanning 26 countries.

Devicescape rolls together millions of distinct, free amenity-based Wi-Fi networks to offload mobile carriers' 3G and 4G networks to save them money.

Injector deposits are revealed to be primarily fuel-derived and created by two distinct free radical pathways, i.e., low temperature auto-oxidation and high temperature pyrolysis.

The function of free ports evolved from simple storage and transshipment to complex logistics services, including in several free ports a specialization with distinct free areas (logistics free zone, manufacturing free zone, services free zone).

Two distinct free conformations can be identified, with the high-energy conformation present around 10% of the time.

On the other hand, distributed computing simulations using a different force-field and implicit treatment of the solvent (2) provided evidence for the presence of two distinct free energy minima corresponding to the folded and unfolded states.

Pteridophytes (ferns and lycophytes) are the only land plants possessing distinct, free-living sporophyte (2n) and gametophyte (1n) generations.

On the basis of the distinct free-living responses of the treatment groups reported here, it would clearly be informative to have data characterizing participants' habitual lifestyles in the absence of intervention (particularly in terms of diet and physical activity habits).

JRA, juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; IC, immune complex; CCP, cyclic-citrullinated peptides; RF, rheumatoid factor; O.D., optical density To demonstrate that the fibrinogen-containing ICs in plasma are physically distinct from free fibrinogen and free immunoglobulin, we used size exclusion chromatography as previously described [ 16].

To accept no idea as certain that is not clear, distinct, and free of contradiction (mathematicism).

Parkour – as distinct from free running, which is much more of an expressive discipline – is not about flips and tricks, or being able to pull off impressive feats of gymnastics on the streets.