Sentence examples for detaching of from inspiring English sources

"I like to go inside the mind of someone who is not me," says Hill. "Partly it's a way of detaching, of telling the reader that this isn't me speaking in the story, but also it's just fun for me to write about The Other.

Deep cavities formed by detaching of conical droplets were determined as the most detrimental type of defects.

This has resulted in the low job accessibility and job-housing spatial mismatch apparent in post-reform Chinese cities, the result of the detaching of jobs and housing.

g, Strong mechanical stability of MET graphene via demonstration of LED electrical circuit based on graphene/PET film using repeated detaching of 3M tape.

It is particularly critical to attach the sensors or actuators very tightly on the heart surface because the heart expands and contracts as it beats, resulting in detaching of any sensors from the surface.

Due to the arc's heat effect, carbide morphology evolution starts with the detaching of lamellas, followed by breaking up and coarsening, and finally transforming into a worm-like structure.

Even the most austerely detached of historians cannot wholly avoid ethical judgement.

He mistakes the mariner for a hobo, tosses him a coin and returns to "a world detached of consequence".

Eventually, sterile microscalpel was used for removing some small craquelure detached of the paint film as consequence of the microbial action (see Fig. 1).

Most of the traditional barriers founders face will be eradicated as most tech solutions will be detached of local infrastructure and local non-market environments  —  think of local currencies, for example.

Both labels are releasing music that seem detached of human soul but are able to connect by the sheer fact that many music consumers spend more time connected to the internet than experiencing the world without it.