Sentence examples for isolated property from inspiring English sources

We had an easement permitting our access over one of Max Yasgur's pastures from the public road to our isolated property, which was surrounded by a gate.

On entering, it's clear someone's been here, recently; but it's the older residents of this isolated property that should be feared, respected; those that rest in the dark, that would kill a man for stepping where he shouldn't.

On entering, it's clear someone's been here, recently, but it's the older residents of this isolated property that should be feared and respected those who rest in the dark and would kill a man for stepping where he shouldn't.

Mount Stanley was an isolated property, and journeys to and from Esk were long and infrequent; Stan was the first Caucasian child born at the station.

However, there are some isolated properties that do cause problems when trying to make the local landscape more resilient.

There have been numerous studies that have examined the isolated properties of these individual muscles.

Environment Agency Wales said its flood warning is for "isolated properties and extensive areas of agricultural land in the Lower Dee flood plain".

Conscious experience presents us not with isolated properties or features but with objects and events situated in an ongoing independent world, and it does so by embodying in its experiential organization and dynamics the dense network of relations and interconnections that collectively constitute the meaningful structure of a world of objects (Kant 1787, Husserl 1913, Campbell 1997).

In multicellular development, however, the environment is, in part, other cells, and the process of differentiation may be driven by dynamic interactions between cells rather than the isolated properties of a single cell [53].

In particular, while they obtained ratings for isolated properties (e.g., yellow), we obtained ratings for concept-property combinations (e.g., BANANA-yellow).

Here, we introduced two novel analogue response tasks and showed that memory for isolated properties of the stimuli was in fact intact, even when multiple items were in memory, ruling out any general effect of task difficulty.