Sentence examples for collective detachment from inspiring English sources
Measuring time in weeks and months seems symptomatic of our collective detachment from the real, the natural world.
These parameters can thus be exploited to either inhibit or purposefully induce a collective detachment of sheet-like microtissues for the use in tissue engineering and regenerative therapies.
It was an early sign of his detachment from collective action, as well as the pragmatic caution which have stayed with him, in spite of his moral engagement and intellectual boldness.
Melanoma cells have been indicated to move in cohorts of multicellular clusters but the contextual inhibition of β1 integrins abolished these collective movement, thereby inducing detachment of individual single moving cells using amoeboid style to invade, i.e a collective to amoeboid transition (CAT) [ 91].
To name one example: Claudia Rankine's Citizen, a work that relies on collective testimony (shared experience), tonal detachment (boredom), and variegated literary forms, is also a story in the way that Benjamin would recognize, one that refuses the boundaries between criticism, fiction and poetry.
Interference with molecules that maintain or regulate collective cell behaviour can lead to single-cell detachment.
Our experiments indicate that in the context of C. elegans collective migration, a secreted extracellular domain is insufficient to rescue the detachment defect.
Melding together fragments of electro and deep techno, the London-based artist's music is imbued with a distinct outsider quality, putting an emphasis on the sense of detachment from the African roots at the core of the NON collective.
Together, these observations suggest that the collective movement is due to a continuous interaction of both motor types, and not due to detachment of losing motors from the actin track (or scaffold), when overpowered by the winning motor.
