Sentence examples for detached from the structure from inspiring English sources
If the energy of the phenomenon increases until it behaves uncontrollably, the engine could be detached from the structure.
To this aim it is proposed for the first time to exploit the structure soil structure mechanism to develop a device, hosted in the soil but detached from the structure, able to absorb part of the seismic energy so to reduce the vibration of neighbourhood structures.
Through a midline incision, the fascia was incised and paraverterbral muscles were mechanically detached from the bony structure.
A log building that was built on unconsolidated river sediment close to the mouth of the Wenatchee River had dislodged roof logs, and the kitchen became detached from the rest of the structure.
We also assumed that the cochlea is detached from the middle ear structures and that stimulation of the perilymph occurs by applying the vibrations to the oval window.
The dye loading at an approximate wavelength of 370 and 530 nm corresponds to the absorption edge of D-719 dye. Figure 4 shows the absorptions of solutions containing 0.01 mM dye, dyes detached from the tree-like ZnO structure films(red line), and dyes detached from the ZnO nanorod films (blue line).
The ceremony takes place in a tea house (cha-shitsu), which ideally is a small structure detached from the main house but which is often simply a special room of the house.
In contrast, in mael oocytes the pole plasm crescent seems to be detached from the cortex as a compact structure, with only few "pillars" connecting the crescent to the cortex.
The main features of the flow field, with particular attention to the vortical structures detached from the hull are presented as well.
Previous mechanical experiments, where load was applied to the N and C termini, have demonstrated that MBP is built up of four building blocks (unfoldons) that sequentially detach from the folded structure.
However, the amount of flagella per cell decreased significantly and many of them were detached from the cell body or had incomplete structure (white arrows in Fig. 2 A-d and C-d).
