Sentence examples for is not decoupled from inspiring English sources
The claim that cognition heavily relies on the processes evolved to allow organisms to interact effectively with the environment suggests that the mind is not decoupled from embodied experience in the way presupposed by traditional views in cognitive science.
Our approach to shorting is different in that the shorting decision is not decoupled from the computation of the alignment; the dynamic programming method considers shorted as well as non-shorted alignments.
These actions are increasingly decoupled from our domestic financial weakness, but we are not decoupled from the global commodity markets they are driving.
In this general case, the in-plane and anti-plane borehole stresses are not decoupled, all borehole stresses depend on all far-field stresses.
In the low-frequency range (less than a few tens of Hertz), the normal and tangential deformation of the finger pad are not decoupled and collectively affect the deformation at the finger side.
Hence, familiar landmarks are not decoupled from the context within which they have been acquired and are not knitted together in a more general and potentially map-like way.
The method is compared with the standard H∞ robust FDI filter design procedure, where the robustness and performance of the residual generation are solved in one step, but disturbance rejection and fault sensitivity are not decoupled from each other.
Nevertheless some important size-dependent characters were not decoupled.
Also, regulation and activation/inhibition between proteins usually act at different time-scales and on different molecular levels, even though they are not decoupled processes but are co-occurring in many pathways in the cell.
That's not decoupling, but certainly it is a reduce in dependence.
Also, it is not as decoupled from other functions of the cascade, such as signal amplification: merely amplifying a signal tends to decrease the first passage time, independent of any effect on the signal's propagation speed.
