As it is observed, this module is decoupled from the IP scheduler; therefore, the scheduler complexity is not increased and both modules can work independently based on their own settings.
When a caboose is decoupled from a train, it stops moving altogether.
However, unlike the most ancestral of the P120 family (Zhao et al., 2011; Carnahan et al., 2010), P120 has no PDZ binding motif at its C-terminus, which suggests it has been decoupled from PDZ adaptor proteins and their functionalities.
Thus, when deciding whether to include knowledge within a Process Description, it is useful to ask whether those particular experts are in a position to validate it and, if so, whether it is sensible for it to be validated as part of a description of that particular process, or whether it should be decoupled and examined separately.
A third separate camera (Fig. 7) was needed to allow it to be decoupled from the stereovision pair.
YouTube Music was originally part of YouTube Red, the company's subscription video streaming service, and though it is being decoupled, customers will be able to subscribe to both services if they buy a YouTube Red subscription, which is now priced at $11.99 per month.
Klarman et al. argue that, although medical needs could form the basis for determining workforce requirements, it cannot be decoupled from economic costs, an active constraint to the extent, scope and applicability of reformist policies.
On a minimal definition of the notion of representation, a body representation is an internal structure that has the function to track the state of the body and encode it, that can misrepresent it and that can be decoupled from it.
Although needs is a fundamental concept, it should not be decoupled from economic demand, as it should not ignore the budget constraints of the economy.
