Sentence examples for this independence from from inspiring English sources

The use of microbial systems as biorefineries illustrates one approach toward this independence from petroleum.

This independence from additional hardware ensures that the technique is Inexpensive and Not Encumbering.

This independence from trends occasionally gets infected with complacency, and in this case, with the 3DS lagging in sales, they may end up with the iPhone eating their lunch.

But this independence from smartphones also means, for instance, an engineer in the field can call in to a companies network to report on their work, or the company in turn can send new information to workers out and about.

One implication of this "independence" from channel memory is that clients connected to distinct channels with differing memory behaviors that inflict the same amount of loss will see the same throughput.

This independence from authority and emphasis on internal exploration also characterizes Augustine's Soliloquies, a 'dialogue' between Augustine and 'Reason', as well as Abelard's Soliloquium, a 'dialogue' between "Peter" and "Abelard" on the meaning and overlap between the names 'Christian', 'philosopher' and 'logician'.

Therefore, the intensity ratio calculations were performed taking into account the maximum intensities between the principal emission bands identified at 335 nm (for this wavelength the independence from the oil concentration is fulfilled) and a second smaller band identified at 320 nm.

A major advantage of this method is the independence from sample preparation; for example, sample loss during the washing steps is not affecting the results.

This result also shows the independence from the time direction of the Markov condition.

This guarantees independence from wheel truing (diameter changes), which in equivalent helicoid surfaces results from wrapping.

This utter independence from public opinion is one of several reasons that he has all but vanished from popular consciousness.