Sentence examples for be detached from one from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the two defined entities of "Network Node" and "Flow" shape the "Network" so that based on certain criteria a "Flow" can be detached from one "Network Node" and can be attached to another.

By 1910 manufacturers of outboard motors, led by Evinrude, were producing motors that could easily be detached from one boat, tuned, transported, and attached to another, thus making both sporting and recreational motorboating more economical and easier.

"A person may be detached from himself or herself, detached from life, numb and unfeeling.

This sense of hiding away from trouble and of leaders being detached from the world remains one of the problems with bunkers.

In TV footage of the stop, Verstappen can be seen inching open the visor of his helmet with his left hand as the hose is detached from his car by one of the two refuellers.

An aclar film on one side was detached from the hardened epon-embedded section.

(There's a hint of the theme, in an extraordinary soliloquy, in which Devereaux says, "I'm lucky I'm not a Christian," in the midst of general, cynical speculation about guilt without fear of the afterlife; it's a strong idea, but one that's detached from practical politics).

In the second one the flame is detached from the central bluff body downecirculation zone which is filled by cold unburnt gases and dominated by a strong Precessing Vortex Core (PVC).

This is not to say you have to abide by one religion; on the contrary, spirituality is detached from the strict mandates of religious teachings.

"He's detached from the people.

He's detached from his own words.