For Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe and Jean-Luc Nancy, the Romantic fragment "stands for itself and for that from which it has been detached," making it both finite and (theoretically) infinite.
After a series of comic misadventures to remove his hat, Jonathan has it surgically detached, making him a celebrity across London.
When we attempted to repeat the cytochalasin D studies (Figs. 1 and 2) with U373 MG cells, we observed that these cells rounded rapidly, did not retract further upon trypsinization, and frequently spontaneously detached, making it challenging for us to either extract time constants or acquire reliable immunostains.
When the nail germinal matrix is also involved, the entire nail should be detached by making two incisions on the lateral side of the nail fold.
The prototypes performed well; however, several design failings led to the loss of WB771 on 14 July 1954, when the tailplane detached whilst making a low-level pass over the runway at Cranfield, causing the aircraft to crash with the loss of the crew.
Detaching or making incision through adhesive placenta gives rise to massive blood loss, and complicates further steps of the surgery.
Yet a spouse who is far removed from the situation may be too detached to make a wise decision.
In 1802 Austrian Frickthal was added to the republic, and Valais was detached and made into an independent republic (later, in 1810, annexed to France).
Its lid can be fully detached, which makes cleaning it by hand a bit easier.
Detached breakwaters, made with wave-dissipating concrete blocks such as Tetrapods, have been widely applied in Japan, but the effectiveness of such kinds of detached breakwaters on tsunami disaster prevention has never been discussed in detail.
