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Stoltenberg argues the imbalance means European countries cannot afford to be decoupled from non-EU Nato allies.

Both energy and agriculture need to be "decoupled" from economic growth because environmental impacts rise roughly 80% with a doubling of income, the report found.

"This would include devolving responsibility for the VOA to London government which would allow the capital to be decoupled from the national revaluation arrangements.

Consequently, the mechanism for ion conduction appears to be decoupled from the main segmental motions of the PVA.

This could allow London to be "decoupled" from national revaluation arrangements, he said, by valuing its own properties and setting its own tax.

A suitable choice of dimensionless variables permits the pseudo-thermal energy balance to be decoupled from the momentum balance.

Russia's stock market, meanwhile, appears to be decoupling from Yukos's volatile share price.

So, a dozen years later, it isn't surprising that the Kurds now increasingly appear to be decoupling from Iraq, whether formally or de facto.

where the exponential term is written as the sum of factors related to α and β, respectively, hence the two parameters to be estimated can be decoupled from each other.

Bilinear rotation decoupling (BIRD) pulses are able to distinguish protons, which are bound to C from those which are bound to C. In the BIRD-based homonuclear decoupling experiment only a subset of protons, namely those bound to C are excited and can be decoupled from protons bound to C by a BIRD pulse.

In this context, according to the Midpoint Radius (MR) representation, the uncertainty attached to the set-valued model can be decoupled from its trend.