Sentence examples for terms apart from inspiring English sources

The resulting score invites you to hear the elusive music — driving passages with pounding timpani, quizzically restrained lyrical flights, bursts of skittish fanfares — on its own terms, apart from its dramatic context.

We note that the abrupt discontinuity from the coaxial waveguide section into a grounded plane excites higher order terms apart from the fundamental incident coaxial waveguide TEM mode.

The reliable NSFD schemes are therefore obtained by considering a suitable implementation on the cross-diffusive term of Mickens' rule of nonlocal approximation of nonlinear terms, apart from his rule of complex denominator function of discrete derivatives.

The differences between the two repeated SUVmax readings at 60 min were all less than one in absolute terms, apart from those of patient no. 3, 5, 10, 23, 26, and 42 (Fig. 1).

But to understand how the brain as an information processing machine mediates reward we need to take these terms apart and identify and understand neuronal signals for their components.

A 90th-minute goal from Tom Beere had given the Dons a slender first-leg advantage, though they arrived at a venue where the hosts had scored in every home fixture this term apart from their final one against Stevenage.

The 79-year-old may not have been charged with anything, but he has presided over the darkest chapter of FIFA's chequered history.The big question for FIFA in the short term, apart from who will run it, is whether it can be made to reconsider awarding the next World Cup finals to Russia and Qatar.

But will it save those formative relationships that floundered on the rocks of entire terms spent apart?

Lydia denies that her sister's illness has caused her any long-term suffering, apart from being witness to Sophie's constant problems.

The biggest near-term concern, apart from ruined travel plans, seems to be that this volcano will trigger the more damaging eruption of another one, named Katla.

The United States is the exception among highly industrialized societies in that in most states there is no provision for short-term sickness apart from a special scheme for railway employees and social assistance, or welfare.