The availability of content has been detached by its accessibility.
THAT is not to say that Mr. Harrison has been detached.
Eckmann said the beard had probably loosened over the years and had been detached previously.
It represents an architecture that has been detached from the history of ideas and consigned to the history of commodities.
Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Tibet, and vast areas in Siberia and Central Asia had been detached from China.
Still other nonfictional writers have been detached, seemingly aloof, or, like the 17th-century French epigrammatist La Rochefoucauld, sarcastic.
"He has developed a sense of confidence among those communities that had been detached from the department," Mr. Walcott said.
Now the audio selections have been detached from the video, rerecorded in studio versions, and supplemented with a second disk of remixes.
GDP appears to have been detached from all that it is supposed to measure and has been imbued with an intrinsic value all of its own.
Politically, "Syria" henceforth acquired a narrower meaning; it referred to what was left of geographical Syria once Transjordan, Lebanon, and Palestine had been detached from it.
To begin with, it will be moved in pieces, and to that end its second story and roof have been detached.
