Sentence examples for create a detachment from inspiring English sources
Current mechanical cherry harvest uses either impact or vibration excitations to shake tree branches to create a detachment force on cherry stems to remove cherries from the tree.
Using our modified retinal detachment model, we create a detachment that is extremely bullous and persistent in 60% of the fundus, which appears to accelerate photoreceptor cell death in the detached retina more than other models.
That creates a detachment in a very effective way and it's also the way it's done in Georgian housing.
A real-time video may be less stunning, but "time-lapse footage can also create a sense of detachment from reality, since it depicts nature as the naked eye doesn't see it," writes the site.
He finally underwent pars plana vitrectomy to create a posterior vitreous detachment but the CME did not improve.
"I strive therefore, to create an illusion of detachment from the world.
Force-dependent detachment rates create a positive feedback so that the antagonistic motors can amplify small spontaneous oscillations, as observed in the case of spindle positioning [ 313, 314].
Columbia's efforts to win over its neighbors have been hampered by the reputation for aloof detachment it helped create a generation ago and has been trying to live down ever since.
And then people start to take over the street as part of their private space.The problem with most modern housing is that either it doesn't create any detachment at all it's just doors on to the street or alternatively it's tall residential blocks which detach you from the street but then you have to get into a lift, and walk along several corridors before you reach your front door.
For the second step, a high anodic current density was applied to create a layer with a higher porosity beneath the first layer, which enables easier detachment from the substrate.
This creates a kind of detachment from fandom that makes him hard to love the way we love Palmer, and even Nicklaus to a certain extent".
