True flake tools derived from an advanced technique practiced more than 2,000,000 years later that sought the flake and discarded the core from which it had been detached; flake tools were made deliberately to serve a certain function and were not the casual spin-off of another operation.
A zoning ordinance prohibits detached structures - tool and storage sheds, freestanding garages, pool cabanas and, yes, tree houses.
In much the same way that a car driver today knows nothing about how their vehicle actually works under the hood, data scientists have become similarly detached from the tools and data that underlie their work.
By using the interface, the tools are detached from the concrete underlying ontologies.
Apparently, humans are reduced to tools and detached from their own dignity and rights.
Based on first glimpses of manufactures in the wild, Hunt [ 1] inferred that crows may use a single 'nipping cut' for detaching a basic tool, but he later appeared doubtful of this interpretation [ 4].
Colorless glass; red, blue, white, yellow, and green enamels; and gold; free blown, applied, enameled, and gilded; tooled on the pontil, includes base, now detached: 12 × 8 in.
The gates can be detached quickly and the theft doesn't require any complicated tools.
Meditation is one of myriad tools of sundry religious and spiritual traditions, but detached from the wider teachings it is not the panacea that some self-righteous teachers portray it to be.
