A missile capable of launching a nuclear warhead was moved to a state nearer to Pakistan, according to Mr. Chengappa's account: "A trajectory was worked out so that the two stages that are detached after burn out did not fall on Indian territory and hurt anyone.
A squad of 11, including Thompson, detached to seek out local guerrillas.
The fact that every run through a punch-card machine results in a different count, as incompletely detached chads fall out, is troubling, but it has seldom affected the outcome of an election.
I think he's defining what it means to be detached and out of touch with the American people.
When Mr. Rove brought up the idea, Mr. McClellan writes, he and Dan Bartlett, a top communications adviser, told Mr. Bush it was a bad idea because he would appear detached and out of touch.
In detached, inside out patches single-channel currents were abolished by [Au CN 2]− and activity was not restored by washing [Au CN 2]− from the bath.
As Rucker reported, Romney said Obama is "definiting what it means to be detached and out of touch".
I don't understand why there is such a lack of diversity and recognition, particularly when Hollywood has been under fire for being detached and out of touch on race, it's sad to me that these nominations only confirm that.
In the event of a serious fire on board while travelling through the tunnel, passengers would be transferred into the undamaged half of the train, which would then be detached and driven out of the tunnel to safety.
Most probably, the lung macrophages were not detached and washed out using the lavage technique with only two washes in our studies (Henderson 2005).
