Sentence examples for a detached part from inspiring English sources

Crimea, which had always seemed like a detached part of Russia anyway, voted (genuinely) to join the Russian Federation.

So that means that rather than flying solo or operating as a detached part of client's team using other platforms, those on Indiez are regularly paired with others in community which Agrawal believes helps them develop and operate in a way that is more like a regular working environment.

Halesowen parish became a detached part of Shropshire when it was gifted to the Earl of Shrewsbury in the late 11th century; it lay between Worcestershire's northern border and Staffordshire's southern border.

In 1274 75 the local hundred was much larger: it was then named after Bleangate, in a detached part of Chislet parish, and was divided into northern and southern halves; it also included part of Thanet.

The estate was historically a detached part of St. Michael's parish, but was transferred to Wyken in 1884, which in turn was absorbed into the City of Coventry in 1928.

In 1927 Leeds Corporation promoted a bill to add further areas to the city, namely Gildersome Urban District, and parts of the rural districts of Hunslet, Tadcaster and Wharfedale (the parishes of Adel cum Eccup, Alwoodley, Austhorpe - except for a detached part - and Templenewsham).

The denuded area is inspected for removal of coating from the substrate, and then the adhesion is ranked by relating the detached part of the coat versus a recognized rating scale.

The subsequent loss of nourishment causes blindness in the detached part of the retina.

It included the townships and chapelries of Romanby, Brompton and Deighton, and the detached part of High Worsall on the River Tees.

A few can regrow a complete new disc from a single arm, while others need at least part of the central disc to be attached to the detached part.

Displacement of the labrum and the detached part of the capsule showed no significant differences between the groups.