The phrase "isolated functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing specific functions that operate independently or separately from others.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified several isolated functions that do not interact with the main system."
Alternatives: "independent functions" or "discrete functions".
Performance speedups close to 45 are reported for isolated functions evaluating, e.g., the optical nonlinearities.
Through better connectivity, information will be much more easily available, which could result in that previously isolated functions will become more closely integrated.
Of course, even that doesn't justify an always-on connection requirement, not for isolated functions like single-player gaming which should have no problem running without an active connection, even if a player has to give up some features like achievements and leaderboard ranking to make that work (you know, exactly the way it works now).
It is amazing that we could focus so intently on isolated functions within this complex organelle.
Recent studies have provided increasing evidence that retinal glia do not perform isolated functions but are engaged in various important relations with other cells in the retina relevant to optic nerve diseases such as glaucoma.
It means that hopes of identifying what "causes" ageing from, for example, genetics or genomics are likely to fail (in the same way you can work out why one smartphone doesn't work by comparing it to others that do and spotting the differences; but you cannot work out how it delivers its features by simply examining the isolated functions of its components).
Within the match task, Color Set Type interacted with Optimized Color Set Group (β = 1.79, z = 3.40, p < 0.001), revealing a benefit of optimizing using balanced merit function compared to the isolated function.
However, it is difficult to speculate on the meaning of this isolated function.
In rats that underwent 3-day BDL, Jacob [ 18] showed impaired basal cardiac contractility and reduced left intraventricular pressure using two preparations of pithed rats and isolated functioning hearts.
Our findings illustrate that it is insufficient to isolate functions (i.e., merely consider information transfer, patient participation, decision-making processes) as independent activities (i.e., treat them as "functional silos") owing to the functional dependencies on which hospital discharge performance relies.
It is not at all clear that the "healthy" ingredients we're isolating function in isolation the same way they do in whole foods.
