This broad detachment from the military reinforces two myths – that post-traumatic stress is common in the military (the rate is only between 11-20% for Iraq and Afghanistan veterans) and that post-traumatic stress explains everything.
The distribution and overall geometry/architecture of these facies vary from the west of the study area (dominated by growing fault-propagation folds) to the east where a piggyback basin had developed, and bounded by a broad detachment fold.
On the one hand, they need a broad overview, detachment, and a long-run perspective.
In addition, the diagnosis of PD can only be made if pathological personality traits are present in at least one of five broad domains: negative affectivity, detachment, antagonism, disinhibition vs. compulsivity, and psychoticism.
Catholic priests are urged not merely to eschew marriage (which is what the term "celibacy" actually means for members of Catholic orders) but also they are taught in seminary to seek detachment, in a broader sense, from human entanglements.
In particular, the scopula of Evarcha arcuata spiders allows for reversible attachment and easy detachment to a broad range of surfaces.
Stepping back from the business at hand, she is capable of regarding the broad strokes of her behavior with detachment, even if its underpinnings might as well not exist.
Many Vibrios specialize in multiple host attachment and detachment [73] [75], suggesting a broad scope for potential coral infections by Vibrios including possible host shifts due to fish depletion from coral reefs [76].
Further, dissociation is thus far only operationalized in terms of detachment symptoms, while dissociation is a broader concept (see [ 114]).
This work is a part of a broader project on thermosensitive materials facilitating cell growth and detachment for optimizing cell layer engineering techniques in the treatment of burn wounds.
