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isolate /iso·late/ (i´sah-lat) 1. to separate from others. 2. a group of individuals prevented by geographic, genetic, ecologic, social, or artificial barriers from interbreeding with others of their kind.
isolate (īˑ·s n the term for a single component, which has been separated from a volatile mixture. isolate 1. to separate from others, or set apart. 2. a group of individuals prevented by geographic, genetic, ecological or social barriers from interbreeding with others of their kind. 3. a population of microorganisms that has been obtained in pure culture from a field case or location. |
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As indicated in the figure, we perceive that user readiness is merely a part of organizational readiness and heavily interacts with, if at all isolatable, two adjacent components of organizational readiness, namely process readiness and cultural readiness. The number and granularity of categories, and whether they can be considered discrete isolatable entities, are ongoing and potentially insoluble problems for both psychiatry and library science. 1987 Receives patents for scanner and character/symbol recognition technologies First to produce an isolatable scanning engine First to utilize a single roller document movement system, the "pinch roller" First to incorporate shock mounted, opto-mechanical assembly First to utilize electronic "stitching" of cameras |
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