stand-alone

adjective

1. computing (of a device or system) capable of operating independently of any other device or system

Example Sentences

Known as apateu, which specifically refers to a high-rise apartment building built as part of a larger complex — as distinct from lower stand-alone buildings — they symbolized Western cachet and upward social mobility.

From Los Angeles Times

Much of the songs on the tour’s 18-song set list come from both of these releases, sprinkled with a few of his earlier stand-alone singles.

From Los Angeles Times

It added a new regulator for Welsh water companies could be integrated into NRW, or could be a stand-alone body.

From BBC

This summer’s Gunn-directed “Superman” is the first stand-alone film about the famous hero in more than a decade, following a history of dramatic ups and downs.

From Los Angeles Times

Djokovic, 38, bidding for a stand-alone record 25th Grand Slam title, overcame a few wobbles to beat Cobolli and book the last-four meeting many had hoped for when the draw was made.

From BBC