Sentence examples for On detachment from inspiring English sources

Prokofiev, who prided himself on detachment and discipline, did commit one extraordinary gamble in his life: in 1936, he ended a comfortable Parisian exile and returned to Russia.

By 1942, Francis was able to transfer to the Somerset Light Infantry, on detachment to Bicester.

Beginning last November, China began deploying J-11 fighters on detachment to Woody Island.

But Mr. Turner has always been an ambivalent front man, given to a guardedness that borders on detachment.

On mOEG, the spots only persisted for as long as the cyprid remained in contact with the surface implying that, on detachment, the protein remained on the antennules.

Another questioned whether Mr. Holiday's pursuit of success as a marketer and author was consistent with the Stoic emphasis on detachment from material gain.

Traditionally, preoperative posturing consisting of bed rest and positioning is prescribed to patients with macula-on retinal detachment (RD) to prevent RD progression and detachment of the fovea.

Fundus evaluation of the left eye showed an inferior macula-on retinal detachment for which he underwent three port pars plana vitrectomy with endolaser and gas endotamponade.

This method is used to study the WDR phenomenon and its effect on soil detachment on hill slopes.

These studies have mainly addressed stress fiber assembly and cell adhesion, but did not focus on the effects of isoform knockdown on cell detachment and death.

Their distinct actions on actin cytoskeleton remodeling contribute to their different effects on cell detachment.