Sentence examples for free of interference from inspiring English sources
But Al Jazeera America employees profess confidence that they will be able to work free of interference.
The horizontal access in this graph represents political ideology (specifically, support for an unregulated free market, free of interference from government).
Having created his own race, the Vanderbilt Cup, he wanted a course on which to hold it -- and also a paved road where other car lovers could drive fast, free of "interference from the authorities".
The debate has reopened one of Britain's most potent and divisive issues, one that evokes the nation's sense of its ability to manage its own destiny free of interference from continental Europe.
100 Days of Ukip, a working title, will follow the trials of a newly-elected female MP in Farage's party as she attempts to follow up its promises to create a new Britain free of interference from Europe.
His insider status gave Exor a perfect launchpad, while outside parties would have struggled to clear the hurdles put in place to ensure editors and writers were free of interference from an overbearing owner.
Moreover, regularization of unstable control matrices is not seen to prevent the proposed array to provide free-of-interference amplitude and relative-phase control, but the system performance is degraded, as a function of the amount of regularization needed.
In this paper we provide experimental evidence on controlling both amplitude and relative-phase functions of stationary complex primary sounds for a number of listeners within a cavity, attaining amplifications of twice the original value, reductions on the order of 70 dB, and relative-phase shifts between ±π rad, still in a free-of-interference control scenario.
The PAPPy biosensor is free of interferences arising from ascorbic and uric acids, which allows its use for quantitative analysis in human blood serum.
If this result is free of interferences, absence of other lunar surface or extra-lunar (impactor) sources points towards the possibility of degassing from the lunar interior.
