Príklady stand-alone

• This was done in a locked office on a stand-alone computer that was not connected to the local or wide area network.

• His contribution is really a stand-alone research article rather than the introductory chapter one might expect from one of the editors of the volume.

• By self-application, the partial evaluator can be used to compile and to generate stand-alone compilers from a denotational or interpretive specification of a programming language.

• This corresponds to those situations where the constituents are stand-alone nouns that do not evoke, by themselves, a particular semantic relation.

• But underspecification is not as loose as if constraints were stand-alone rather than incremental.

• It started life as a single-span sonata but is formally unconvincing as a stand-alone work.

• Naturally, to create a 'stand-alone' interactive performance system for a written score could be difficult, without any external devices or persons.

• The article is, rather, a critical look at the legal notion of 'privacy' as a stand-alone fundamental right, rather than part of this social process.

• It is by no means a stand-alone text conveying everything known about brain development and cognition.

• These composers treated music as a stand-alone object of absolute value.

• Since 'environment' was often treated as an isolated, stand-alone sector, a single institution was often regarded as adequate for dealing with environmental issues.

• This system can be also used as a stand-alone detector of molecular trace gases.

• Accordingly, compensations for this group of agents should be such that their utility at an efficient allocation of the common resource equals their stand-alone utility.

• There are 18 chapters or papers involving some 30 authors, all of which can be read separately as stand-alone research or commentary.

• They included hospital-based, stand-alone private laboratories and, in one case, a network of laboratories.