Most significantly, he began to produce illustrations, not just for books, but as single-sheet images, which could stand alone or be used as part of a series.
Shari Arison used to stand alone as the richest Israeli, but not anymore.
"I used to stand alone … in front of my easel in the wretched light of a paraffin lamp ….
However, using the optimal cutoff (0.85) or a threshold of 0.8 for DeHCA score, accuracy remained significantly lower than mammography or US alone, not allowing for a stand-alone use of the current status of this technology in breast cancer diagnosis.
This stand-alone use of "fraught" to mean "tense" or "uneasy," while acceptable, is becoming so common as to risk seeming shopworn.
The new calculators had the ability to be of stand-alone use.
When the usage of a product is not dependent on an external accessory, that product is said to have the ability to be of stand-alone use, e.g., calculators that use photovoltaic cells work whenever any light is incident on its small panel, wiped out the then existing calculators that needed external battery packs.
The attributes associated with a hospital were modularity, non-verbal communication, availability, affordability, portability, inter-systemic component interaction, ability to be of stand-alone use, mode of payment, traceability, capacity, ease of use, multiple utility, reliability, safety, maintenance, flexibility, cycle time, dynamic display of usage, operating costs.
The device has a large bone graft window and is intended for use with bone graft material and is not intended for stand-alone use.
Each is currently in use at one of the primary genome browser sites and, in addition, each is available for stand-alone use.
At the beginning of the second exercise each student received a 3-hour presentation of the prototype along with the practical training needed for its stand-alone use.
