Sentence examples similar to recently disjoined from inspiring English sources

"For when language is seriously interfered with, when it is disjoined from truth... horrors can descend again on mankind".

This means that global nuclear politics should never be disjoined from broader security and development policies.

"It's ruined," I said, shocked by the maimed tree, its pretty peak lying disjoined from the rest.

Second, data computation resources are also disjoined from address computation ones.

In the multi-exonic genomic arrangement of OfC1Inh, it consisted of eleven exons disjoined by ten introns as observed in few other fish homologs.

Actual "indexical" proof of presence, as in a photograph, was separated from painting or, for example, the Twitter icon on your phone (Charles Peirce's theory of signs); content disjoined from form (Erwin Panofsky's "iconology").

Propositions can be negated, conjoined and disjoined to other propositions.

It is plausible to say that propositions can be freely negated, conjoined and disjoined to other propositions.

Where WSNs have become seriously damaged, a network may be split into different disjoined segments.

And if facts can be disjoined, then the disjunction of the facts in set G (if any) will have existence-set des(G).

Thus, for example, explorations were disjoined from problem solving but both were combined with student achievement and various grade levels.