Sentence examples similar to held stand alone from inspiring English sources
This work has led to the development of a prototype hardware and software system incorporated into a portable, hand-held, stand-alone pregnancy test device for cattle that is suitable for use by a non-skilled operator in commercial herds.
Despite the fears before polling day that turnout would drop as low as 30% and estimates since then that it was nearer 40% - a figure still worryingly below the 45% when Scotland last held a stand-alone council election in 1995 - there is no rush to reveal what that turnout actually was.
Republicans on Tuesday accused Democrats of resorting to legislative sleight of hand by planning to approve the Senate-passed health care bill tucked into the rule that sets the parameters of debate rather than holding a stand-alone vote on the Senate measure and a separate vote on a package of revisions to be included in an expedited budget bill.
The 1940 41 was to be McCabe's last full season, although the Shield competition was not held and matches stood alone.
An oversight in the recent Health and Social Care Act is set to alter this status quo, however, and remove the requirement for STI Clinics to hold their data on separate stand alone systems.
Keane has to stand alone, though, since he is the only potential new manager to have held discussions with the majority shareholder, Dermot Desmond.
Mr. Dalrymple and Namita Gokhale, the festival's co-director, who focuses on programming in Indian languages, held the first stand-alone literature festival in 2006.
Payne followed up her Olympic silver in the 10km in Beijing by clinching the world crown in Rome, but was only eighth in the 2010 World Open Water Championships, the last time it was held as a stand-alone competition.
"Until the Afghan national security forces demonstrate an ability to 'hold' deteriorating provinces where they stand alone, they cannot be viewed as successfully filling the gap left by international military forces," the report said.
