The paintings depict similar or adjoining sections of the Thames River viewed from remote, often detached vantage points, suggesting to me the eye not of a local but a visitor, somebody from out of town passing through.
Moreover, the robot satisfies Eq. (7) at this instant, because the projecting point of the robot's centroid is located within the polygon formed from the contact points without a detaching point [14].
By varying the way in which the cell is assembled, it was found that both effects relate to the anti-corrosion coating of the titanium porous transport layer (PTL), which was stable at 2 A cm−2 but detached at certain points and adhered to the anodic side of the catalyst-coated membrane (CCM) under operation at elevated current densities.
The tuberositas tibiae was detached at three points (medial, lateral, proximal), resulting in a distally bony bridge being left intact.
While Gertrude was detached to the point of cold, her husband, David Nemerov, was strict to the point of bullying.
Reapply and re-work area of the sticker with another wet cotton ball, if it stops becoming detached from that point, or if the sticker doesn't want to remove cleanly from the area.
Detached and directionless, he pointed a loaded rifle at his head one afternoon in his basement before someone knocked at the door.
This situation occurred when the edge of the track detached from the contact point.
As Haley Elkins, a self-described gun-loving West Texas girl, eloquently describes, quick-firing weapons such as semiautomatics can take away the involvement, making the process much too detached -- to the point where one may fire a weapon (and fire multiple times at that) without completely realizing the gravity of the action.
