Sentence examples for internet independent from inspiring English sources
Although this led to cheap popular books in supermarkets and via the internet, independent stores could not discount so heavily.
Meanwhile, many fans can be found in the numerous, unofficial "Lizzie McGuire" chat rooms that have sprung up on the Internet independent of the Disney Channel's own official Web site, which features a "Lizzie McGuire" section.
"I see the underground -- the Internet, independent media, community radio, indie labels -- as being our lifeblood," Ms. Ray said in her keynote speech at the Rockrgrl conference for women in music, which took place in Seattle last October.
That's right, after years of lurking menacingly in the darkened recesses at the very bottom of the internet, Independent Voices has finally seen the light/taken leave of its senses and unleashed this Thing That Should Not Be on the wider world.
People expect to be able to get on the Internet independent of their location, as such Internet access is increasingly available on trains.
To isolate the wage effect of ICT skills from that of skills in general, Falck et al. (2016) exploit plausibly exogenous variation in ICT skills using technological peculiarities in broadband technology that led to uneven access in broadband Internet independent of individuals' (observed and unobserved) characteristics.
They also use mobile internet for independent research.
Web services, which make functional building blocks accessible over standard Internet protocols, independent of platforms and programing languages, can implement a SOA.
While city investors are keen to get their hands on another fast growing internet retailer, independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said AO was quite a different proposition to ASOS.
He allowed foreign journalists to roam all over, sniffing out news that filtered back into Serbia via the Internet and independent news media.
"It also includes the Internet, small independent stores and stores that might not report comp-store sales," she said, referring to the industry yardstick that compares this year's sales to last year's in stores open at least a year.
