Sentence examples for detached state from inspiring English sources
It is not exactly fair, but it helps to keep the relatively few citizens of a geographically detached state an integral part of the body politic.Think inclusively, think imaginativelyMore relevant to Fiji perhaps, where the ethnic Indians are resented partly because of their economic success, is Malaysia, where the ethnic Chinese have long been disliked for similar reasons.
Neither the percentage of time spent in the detached state nor the final detachment conditions were predicted by the Damköhler number.
It's a meditative process, and I love the detached state of mind it requires, which is completely different from what I experience in my normal cooking life.
At steady operating conditions, the studied flames stochastically transitioned between attached and lifted configurations, with an increasing percentage of time spent in the detached state with increasing velocity.
It is found that as the power is reduced to a threshold value, the plasma in the outer leg transitions to a fully detached state which defines the upper limit on the power for detached divertor operation.
Understanding the relationship between the vitreous (in both its attached and detached state) and the internal limiting membrane of the retina is essential to understanding the cause of rhegmatogenous retinal detachment and vitreoretinal interface disorders, as well as potential future prophylactic and treatment strategies.
This event may have contributed to Alexander's failing health and detached mental state during his final months.
Previously Victorian locomotives were detached at the state borders, and replaced by locomotives from the next state.
So I see a state-and-charter-regulated BBC and ITVTV, Channel 4 and Sky – as being in a symbiotic relationship with newspapers – and of course with new online media too – that are importantly detached from the state.
"Lautenberg has been detached from the state for a long time, and the Obama campaign showed that people want change, and that's not Frank," said State Senator Raymond J. Lesniak, a Union County Democrat and one of the most influential politicians in the state party.
In some cases groups formed by extremists prevent members from leaving, and if necessary by applying their own jurisdiction detached from the state or local community.
