Sentence examples for detached quickly from inspiring English sources
The gates can be detached quickly and the theft doesn't require any complicated tools.
This is in agreement with other reports in which naive CD4+ T cells detach quickly from APCs, but they get fully activated later by multiple, short-lived contacts (Celli et al, 2005).
In fact, in Experiment 2, the stems that crows detached most quickly (i.e., the stems of material score 3) were of comparable diameter to early-October tools in Experiment 1 (Additional file 7: Figure S2), providing further support for a link between material properties and crow behaviour.
It is wonderful to see how our students are capable of detaching themselves quickly from twelve years of merely exam-oriented learning.
Detection of apoptosis in HaCaT cells is difficult; they seem to undergo apoptosis but then they detach very quickly.
"I very quickly detached myself from it.
The cap contains a concealed stabbing and slicing device that can be quickly detached from the peak and be held in a clenched fist like a knuckleduster.
This third containment effort, which includes a free-standing riser pipe that can be quickly detached in the event of a hurricane, had been delayed by rough seas at the well site, 40 miles off the Louisiana coast.
Dundee were quickly detached at the bottom of the Scottish Premier League and were unable to escape relegation despite a late revival after John Brown replaced Barry Smith as manager.
For more soluble minerals, the kinetics of dissolution are controlled by transport mechanisms in which dissolved ions are quickly detached from the particle surface, accumulate, and form a saturation solution at the boundary layer.
(Total has a 25% stake in the project; Norway's Arctic-experienced Statoil got 24%.) The first phase of development will cost at least $15 billion and involve devising floating production platforms that can be quickly detached to dodge ice floes, as well as subsea pipelines extending 250 miles to a proposed LNG plant near Murmansk.
