Sentence examples for detached position from inspiring English sources

The attached flame however, behaves inversely: it can be brought back to the detached position by both decreasing or increasing the pilot mass flow rate, but it remains attached at all forcing amplitudes.

If they seem too strong, practice compassion & equanimity meditation or simply observe the feeling from a detached position.

Even those who sympathize with Mr. Cameron's stance argue that a more detached position comes at the price of reduced influence, though they contend the cost of not changing would be higher.

It intrigued him to evaluate from a detached position what he had learnt to describe as 'the agent potential' of a human being; to devise minuscule tests of character and behaviour which could inform him of the qualities of a ­candidate.

Marilyn Bowering's Love as It Is illuminated true passion in the light of love as it is not, and, from a more detached position, Raymond Souster, in Old Bank Notes, pondered values as observed in the vaults of the old Imperial Bank in Toronto.

There's an LED touch screen controller that can be detached from its position at the base of the stack to use as a voice-based remote that connects with Baidu-Raven's series of home devices.

It is fair to say, however, that Aardman – despite all its success – occupies a semi-detached position in the wider British film industry; its pre-eminence in animation doesn't necessarily translate into similar levels of credibility and visibility of what you might call its live-action peers – Working Title, 007 producers Eon, Ridley Scott's outfit Scott Free, Harry Potter makers Heyday.

Far from being "detached from reality," our position is based on reality itself.

People take positions and make decisions detached from the other side.

b US examination with the patient sitting upright revealed that the lens was detached at the 12 o'clock position.

"It's very easy for people in senior positions to become detached.