Sentence examples for special isolated from inspiring English sources

Instead, Donovan's is a very special, isolated case.

Note that for special isolated time scales such that ν ( t ) ≠ ν ( s ) for all s, t ∈ T κ, Lemma 4.1 yields a more simple formula h ˆ r ( t, s ) = ν ( t ) h ˆ r ( t, σ ( s ) ) − ν ( σ ( s ) ) h ˆ r ( ρ ( t ), s ) ν ( t ) − ν ( σ ( s ) ). Remark 4.5 Definition 3.1 prescribes nonnegative values of h ˆ β ( t, s ).

The behaviour of a special isolating system for the Nuclear Island of an ADS Plant is here analysed, with a preliminary assessment of base isolation main effects on the building response to a typical earthquake excitation.

A/swine/Quebec/4001/2005(H3N2) was a special isolate within N2 subtype and could be assigned as another lineage within N2 subtype (Figure 11B).

For example, a new lineage, n2.3, could be assigned to the special isolate in Figure 11B, and some new sublineages could be assigned to the viruses, A/duck/NZL/38/1984 and A/swine/Chonburi/05CB2/2005 in Figure 5.

The genetic distances between the N2 lineages and those between the N2 sublineages in the same lineage were ranging from 25.8% to 51.1% (mean = 37.9%) and 4.9% to 27.9% (mean = 15.1%), respectively, without consideration of the special isolate A/swine/Quebec/4001/2005(H3N2).

Both "Wide Awake" (which had the grinding overdeliberateness of a particularly malevolent "Afterschool Special") and "The Sixth Sense" focused on children whose special sensitivity isolated them.

Mr. Jeftovic has agreed to host all three of the names (though the dot-org name is in an administrative limbo at the moment) on special servers isolated from the rest of the company's servers.

In the present study, the population (Hei Yi Zhuang) is a special and isolated ethnic subgroup of the Zhuang minority in China.

All their ferrets were purpose-bred at Mill Hill in a special hut isolated from the rest of the facility, and they bred readily and quickly; producing up to three hundred kits (young) per year.

Disability Studies scholars argue that special needs isolates persons with disabilities from the general population (Rucker, 2014) and creates distance between persons with versus without disabilities (Finkelstein & Stuart, 1996).