Sentence examples for which isolates it from inspiring English sources

The state's strict clean-fuel requirements also figure into California's unique energy profile, as does its "island" status, which isolates it from many sources of gasoline; there is, for example, no pipeline to the refinery-intensive Texas Gulf Coast.

The basin is bounded by large topographic escarpments on its north and south sides and by a topographic high to the west which isolates it from the Central Basin.

It was Eritrea's long history of conflict, which isolated it from the outside world, that preserved Asmara.

Baracoa is surrounded by rugged mountains, which isolated it from the rest of Cuba until a road was built through the mountains to connect it with Guantánamo in the 1960s.

The first employed a speaker-styled black box which isolates its users and leaves them eating maggots – all vaguely possible, all very Black Mirror.

Sung-nam takes refuge in an expatriate guesthouse near Montparnasse, which isolates him from French people but can't shelter him from conflict with unfamiliar local mores.

The rotational stiffness is taken as the slope of line passing through the origin which isolates equal areas between it and the experimental curve, below the design moment corrected for yield stress and thickness as shown in the Fig. 6.

It has a preacher curl bench, which isolates the bicep muscles.

The girls are exposed to sexual violence and abuse as well, which isolates them further.

And "Stop Action," which isolates a single (dog) leg in five different positions, would seem to refer to Edweard Muybridge.

They are culturally or geographically isolated, which isolates them from the forces of globalism.