The above argument is too simplistic since it assumes that detachment occurs on the entire interface, whereas in reality, only partial detachment is observed (Fig. 1a).
Similar two processes but with different intensities are assumed for detachments transitions.
In 1967, Captain Franklin C. Willoughby assumed command of Detachment A-101 at Lang Vei, which had a tactical area of responsibility of, and was one of nine operational CIDG camps in I Corps Tactical Zone.
Toward these ambitious but oft-bumbling arrivistes, Ms. Agins assumes a wry detachment, acknowledging the dollars and excitement they sporadically channel into retail while chortling heartily at their missteps.
Enlisting in the United States Army in 1941, he served in the Counter-Intelligence Corps, mostly in North Africa and Iran, and was part of a detachment that assumed the duties of the United States Secret Service at the Teheran Conference in 1943.
She tries to assume a mantle of detachment, to steel herself against the pain, but finds her classmates looking at her as a doppelgänger of a dead girl.
The traditional theory of particle-bubble detachment, which assumes a centrifugal motion of the attached particle on the surface of the bubble, was experimentally verified.
By assuming a pre-existing detachment length at the corner where the stress singularity lies, we predict the adhesive strength for various mushroom cap shapes.
Yet abstraction assumes a distance, a detachment from the subject, while Brandl seems to take viewers closer to it.
A medical doctor as well as an anthropologist, he manages to achieve secular detachment -- he assumes human authorship of the Bible -- and something simultaneously transcendent that helps him capture the protean nature of his subject.
