Sentence examples similar to stand alone separate from inspiring English sources

No longer does statistics stand alone, a separate discipline, as it did in effect during the 19th century.

Stockholm municipality's rental and condominium units are located mostly in multifamily buildings three or more stories tall, whereas single-family houses stand alone on separate parcels of land.

"It's been well documented by certain nations they do not want to be a part of it and are fearful of losing there individual status, but most players would jump at the opportunity to play on such a stage against the best teams in the world," says Smith. "I think it's great that we can compete as Great Britain for such a great event and then also stand alone as separate countries".

They're not meant to stand alone as separate songs, which is fine.

Every Fast and Furious film expands its universe, but they're also able to stand alone as separate, fun adventures.

Michaelangelo Matos of the Chicago Reader viewed it as an idyllic compilation whose songs segue fluently because of Toop's aesthetic, but also stand alone as separate pieces that are interesting, if not excellent: "Ocean of Sound is one of those records that have something to teach even the most jaded music fan about how to listen to music".

The second project should stand alone as a separate piece of work from the primary research project.

"The ad unit has to have a social component that fits in with existing content on Tumblr and doesn't stand alone as a separate and isolated banner ad," said Reiss-Davis.

It is the intention of the developers that the TRIM-Weight can be used either as a total score or that each domain could stand alone as a separate measure.

It is the intention of the developers that the TRIM-Diabetes/Device may be used either as a total score or that each domain can stand alone as a separate measure.

Each stands alone, a separate work of art.