Consisting of infantry, artillery, and cavalry, the corps operated as a coordinated, self-sufficient entity that could move more rapidly with less logistical support requirements than conventional force configurations and deliver more combat power because of the complementary nature of its assets.
Fortunately, the sailing warship was much more nearly a self-sufficient entity than is the steel-hulled, steam-propelled man‑o'‑war.
As part of Lindsay Thompson's CityLab class, MBA students from Johns Hopkins Carey Business Schooll were charged with coming up with a business plan to help transition the center into a self-sufficient entity within five years.
The tight laws that govern the poetic text have often prompted hermeneutic analyses steered toward an understanding of the text as a self-sufficient entity with self-generating meaning.
This stems from the belief that the EU does not claim to be a self-sufficient entity in the realm of S&T and innovation, but that both Europe's knowledge resource (e.g. human capital) and its role in the global economy will be increasingly shaped by its ability to source knowledge internationally and to adapt it for its own use.
And they do so by treating black and white culture as self-sufficient entities, as if races should remain confined in the ghetto of their own cultural forms.
In Belnap's logic truth and falsity are considered to be full-fledged, self-sufficient entities, and therefore ∅ is now to be interpreted not as falsity, but as a real truth-value gap (neither true nor false).
This is entirely consistent with the underlying principle of the UPSA that a protected series is its "own person", and a completely independent, self-sufficient, standalone entity, right up until the point where it isn't -- and dissolution of the series organization is that point.
"We are pretty self sufficient.
To be self sufficient within three months.
