Sentence examples for the isolated one from inspiring English sources

Eventually the instability caused Cisneros's six brothers to pair off in twos, leaving her to define herself as the isolated one.

One might have expected Riefenstahl to be the isolated one, but freedom from shame proved a great advantage.

It is this reluctant, because disorienting and dispossessing, retreat into myself in anxiety that yields the existential figure of the outsider, the isolated one who "sees through" the phoniness of those who, unaware of what the breakdown of anxiety portends, live their lives complacently identifying with their roles as though these roles thoroughly defined them.

Interestingly, the adjacent phosphorus atoms show a much more intensive shift (130 ppm) than the isolated one (40 ppm), so that the order of the signals is inverted.

In contrast, the signals of the adjacent P atoms of 1b (δ = 246.3 ppm (d)) are shifted to higher field than the isolated one (δ = 254.9 ppm (t)), which is reversed in comparison with 1a.

Before the conflict, however, when the settlers' stock in Israeli society was low, many Israelis were prepared to back Mr. Barak's plan to give up on the isolated ones.

experiments allows it to probe the cooperative motions, which induce a reorientation of quite a large amount of 13C-1H bonds, rather than the isolated ones, whose effect on the 13C-1H dipolar coupling is rather weak.

The experimental results show that fully infilled test specimens exhibit much more severe damage than the isolated ones, leading to the conclusion that the proposed isolation system significantly preserves the integrity of infill panels at moderate storey drifts and increases shear strength and lateral stiffness of the infilled frames at higher deformations.

We pick up a cluster from the isolated ones, merge reachable clusters from it, and put the merged cluster into the container with the smallest number of inner edges.

Furthermore, having the two worst injuries as separate variables in the model not only considerably improves the prediction but also allows to better separate multiple injuries from the isolated ones.

Hinckley also, lower down in the piece, isolated one of the tragic paradoxes of the Grammy Awards: they keep trying to appeal to younger audiences at the same time that their nominations have a bad case of geezer burn.