Sentence examples for a detachment for from inspiring English sources

The Brigade also contains a Force Protection unit and a detachment for the Brigade's Provost Marshal.

Sensing his wanderings cultivated a detachment for material things, I asked Vital whether he had any philosophies guiding his understanding of death.

In common with other volunteer battalions, the Liverpool Scottish organised a detachment for overseas service in South Africa during the Second Boer War.

Wells and his gamer buddies refined those rules over a number of battles (as contemporary game designers do), looking to discover the best way to resolve hand-to-hand combat, for instance, or what to do if a detachment of bombardiers hid for too long behind the low hill formed by a strategically placed encyclopedia.

Sweepers in fezzes and johdpurs clear a path for a detachment of British Redcoats who march in wearing pith helmets and bearing foot lockers, followed by Caesar sporting a breastplate under his great coat.

In late March, the carrier embarked Carrier Air Group 9, which flew two squadrons of Bearcats and F6F Hellcat fighters as well as a squadron each of Helldivers and Avengers, and a detachment of HO3S helicopters for a total of about 100 aircraft.

Overall, a detachment of the effects for each of the five inconsistent component meta-analyses mentioned increases the squared Pearson residuals for some other designs in the network and results in blue entries in the plot.

The matrix integrity of the cartilage seemed to be largely unaffected during the whole culture period, except for a detachment of the superficial layer, presumably the lamina splendens, from the underlying tissue and a subsequent demasking of cartilage matrix structures.

He mentioned the Bronze Star that Mueller earned for leading a detachment of infantrymen in Vietnam.

A detachment of French helicopters headed for Bangui after the decision, and the UK will send a transport plane.

Krahn et al. [ 1] showed how to code a detachment model for baseline contrasts.