Sentence examples for functioning on its own from inspiring English sources

After everything was said and done, Hamblin realised what other no-soap/no-shower devotees have known for years: that the human body, functioning on its own, is actually quite lovely.

So, if the servers are hacked or given a disruption of service attack, each node of the system will keep functioning on its own.

Sauter was critical of the stimulus plan, though which he dismissed as a political act with most spending happening in 2011 and 2012 when he believes that the economy will be functioning on its own.

More importantly, in terms of synapse evolution, a sponge 'proto-synapse' would suggest that latent within the synapse lies an ancient relic capable of functioning on its own.

It appears that the device will either act like a thin client between your computer and internet connection or have a simple web browser built into it and be able to function on its own.

The Australians are now training the Solomons' own police, and have brought in a team of civil servants to help rebuild the country's economy so that it will eventually be able to function on its own.But what really spooks Australian planners is Papua New Guinea.

Then it will become clear if the market can function on its own.

To get oxygen into a stiff lung, the pressure on the ventilator needs to be increased, instigating what becomes a vicious cycle: the added pressure weakens the lung, putting it at risk for rupture and making it more difficult for the lung ever to function on its own -- but without oxygen, the baby dies.

He is also one of the clearest examples of Angola's health system beginning to function on its own.

The Shanty functions on its own terms, though.

But signs are scant that the economy can function on its own.