Sentence examples for independent area from inspiring English sources

Particularly the design of overcurrent relay coordination in such system is an independent area of research.

Maybe the answer is that film-makers who come from the independent area and make it big in Hollywood cannot and should not go back.

His study of anatomy, originally pursued for his training as an artist, had grown by the 1490s into an independent area of research.

He went to William Hulme's grammar school, Manchester, before studying law at Brasenose College, Oxford, under Sir Otto Kahn-Freund, a scholar of labour law who is credited with establishing the subject as an independent area of legal study.

In Stokes Croft the problem wasn't just about another supermarket in Bristol, it was about the establishment of such a corporate entity in an ardently independent area and the lack of resistance from the council.

Other fairs do that, but not quite in the same way; we set it up from the start as an independent area where curators can make their own decisions.

So far, however, sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics tend to be regarded as relatively independent areas of research.

The current paper presents a general adolescent risk-taking model that adopts aspects of each of these primarily independent areas.

We use data of the distribution atlas of Polish butterflies to compare SARs constructed from four different designs: adding up species numbers of independent areas (species accumulation curves using contiguous and non-contiguous areas), using a nested design, and comparing species numbers of independent areas of different sizes.

The population of the empire (excluding such virtually independent areas as Egypt, Romania, and Serbia) in the period immediately prior to the losses of 1878 is estimated to have been about 26 million.

At the time, Wales was a patchwork of independent areas.