Disjointly


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Dis`joint´ly


adv.1.In a disjointed state.
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By Lemma 6 and Lemma 7 any consecutive interior vertices can only be swapped disjointly.
Pattern avoidance in task-precedence posets
Just as Greet collected and preserved his samples of dialects, fragments of disjointly contemporaneous Americana, Lindsay "felt his poems profoundly and really lived them," as H.
Vachel Lindsay and The W. Cabell Greet Recordings
Such a verse composition caters for both aspects most relevant to the translation faithfulness to the original and the careful transmission of the intended message--but treats them disjointly, each in its respective, designated place.
Richard Rolle's Psalter rendition: the work of a language purist?
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