Sentence examples for detached case from inspiring English sources

An intermediate detached case obtained at Frad ∼ 60% with neon seeding is also presented.

The existence of these two states has an important effect on the dynamic response of the flame (FTF): both gain and phase of the FTF change significantly in the detached case compared to the attached one, suggesting that the stability of the machine to thermoacoustic oscillations will differ, depending on the flame state.

Friction at the interface between polymer matrix and fiber surface was shown to provide a significant increase in interfacial strength for cases where the frictionless case detached, but not for cases of material failure, which shows the promise of anchoring when friction and adhesion cannot be relied on.

An average of 88% of the cells detached in the case of the ANO1-overexpressing clones, compared with 36% for the controls (an increase of about 40%, Figure 4C).

In eyes treated for retinal detachment associated with PVR (41 eyes), the macula was detached in all cases and the extent of retinal detachment ranged from three to four quadrants.

Eventually though, storms detach the cases and beach-goers are destined to find them – an incredibly exciting clue as to life here in British waters.

Lawyers for those families have long tried to get their cases detached from the complex tangle of federal litigation and transferred to state courts, or to settle them.

It has been well acknowledged in Indian literature that poor households are socially marginalised, and indeed in many cases detached from the social network, which is one of the powerful tools for disseminating knowledge about the betterment of health among the marginalised sections of society.

Though Sun has since detached itself from the case, International Business Machines and RealNetworks have carried on the complaint, while Kroes has followed through with what was one of Monti's last rulings before his retirement.

The console is either built into the organ case or detached from it.

Successfully eclosed adults were defined as adults with all four wings completely detached from the pupal case.