Sentence examples for separately meaning from inspiring English sources

All rules were dealt with separately, meaning that the same child could be referred according to each separate rule.

For one thing, three-parent situations typically involve a couple and a third person living separately, meaning the child will get shuffled between homes, and this raises problems.

As with many cars carrying cheap-at-first-sight base prices, there is a catch: the Amanti's packages are not available separately, meaning that to get the desirable, and to my mind necessary, stability control -- remember, this car has zero road feel -- you'll have to spend a total of $28,790.

"And the basic rule that has been articulated," Mr. Ween said, "is that where the parties to a marriage continue to live separately, meaning that they actually do live separately, they can both have different primary residences and they can both have rent-stabilized apartments".

In past research, airport gate assignments and stochastic disturbances have often been handled in the planning and the real-time stages separately, meaning that the interrelationship between these stages, as affected by such delays, has been neglected.

Such a common genetic variation should not be taken into account and does not obstruct the prevailing thought that women and men are to compete separately, meaning that there is a need for a dividing line.

That compared with only about 2.7 million returns with "married filing separately" status, meaning that only 1.35 million couples chose to keep their tax filings separate.

The LED strips on each gate are individually accessible, meaning that the engineers can control the colors illuminated on each gate separately, allowing for individually unique patterns and sequences that cater to whatever song is being played.

The ideal model would allow also for such NTF design that the noise shaping of the interesting frequency bands would be done separately in different stages, meaning, e.g., that the first-stage NTF would notch the frequencies of certain signal and the second-stage NTF the frequencies of the other one.

Iran's judicial system, which is dominated by conservatives, operates separately from Rouhani's government, meaning that the president's hands are tied when it comes to influencing its decisions.

Additionally the cooperative campaign is saved separately from the solo campaign, meaning that weapons, equipment, and powerups do not carry over from one campaign into the other.