Sentence examples for separate unitary from inspiring English sources
The geographic county encompasses these areas and the city of Nottingham, administratively a separate unitary authority.
In the process, we can combine two of the unitary components preceding and following (x_{0}) to form a separate unitary component, illustrated in Figure 11(b).
For ceremonial purposes the county also includes the city of Kingston upon Hull, which is a separate unitary authority.
As a ceremonial county, the East Riding of Yorkshire borders North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and includes the city of Kingston upon Hull, which is a separate unitary authority.
By 1951, George Gaylord Simpson was developing the evolutionary species concept, which posited that each species in nature was "a lineage... evolving independently of others, with its own separate and unitary evolutionary role and tendencies".
However, the discrimination of bound objects was better than the discrimination of separated objects, suggesting that both the unitary and separated information can be stored simultaneously.
Both the BBC Trust and the BBC separately welcomed the report and proposals to create a unitary board and separate regulator.
Other key points from the report include: The BBC Trust has "lost confidence and credibility and should be abolished", then be replaced by a unitary board and separate regulator within the existing Ofcom structure.
One may compare the emergence of the separate Romance languages from once unitary Latin with the splitting of South American Spanish and Portuguese into different dialects of those two languages.
Wiltshire Council said if it had not become a unitary authority, five separate district council chief executives would each be earning salaries of £600,000 a year.
We utilize a unitary transformation to separate conductance modes in the ideal parts in order to insert them effectively by fully analytical self-energies in the middle part of Green's function.
