Sentence examples for individually another from inspiring English sources

In MPNC, three disjoint paths are established firstly, and then two groups of packets (A and B), coded by network coding, are transmitted over the two side paths individually; another group of coded packets (C = A ⊕ B) are transmitted over the middle path (Figure 1).

"It's one thing to compete individually," he said, "another thing to win together.

The judge learned about the incident in the convenience store from Mr. Mizzi shortly before noon, when he was questioning each juror individually about another matter.

After being placed individually within another tank that contained a small coral colony for shelter, the scaly participants were left for two hours (so they could get used to their new surroundings).

In all, Liam passed through a passport and boarding pass check on entry to the airport's departure area; a scanner area where all passengers and their hand luggage are individually screened; another passport and boarding pass check at the gate; a boarding pass check on entry to the aircraft; and a head count by cabin crew aboard the plane.

In MPNC-MAC, three disjoint paths are established firstly, and then, two groups of packets A and B, coded by network coding, are transmitted over the two side paths individually, and another group of packets C (C = A⊕B) are transmitted over the middle path.

Avicel was tested using Ctec2; beechwood xylan was treated with Htec2 and MP individually, and another mixture of Htec2 and MP in 1 1 mass ratio.

Using intermediaries Using intermediaries In our study, women answered that they could communicate individually through another person other than the concerned HP.

Frye frequently compares male domination to a master/slave relationship (see, for example, 1983, 103 105), and she defines oppression as "a system of interrelated barriers and forces which reduce, immobilize, and mold people who belong to a certain group, and effect their subordination to another group (individually to individuals of the other group, and as a group, to that group)" (Frye 1983, 33).

Evelyn Grace is also individually sponsored by another hedge-fund manager, David Gorton.

Some of these activities may have been more visible than others, but none were worth more than another individually.