Sentence examples for detaching time from inspiring English sources

Fruit detaching time was significantly affected by vibration frequency with fast detaching at high frequencies.

This study focused on the evaluation of the effect of vibration frequency on fruit motion, detaching time and damage during mechanical cherry harvesting with a shaker.

Fruit detaching time and number of fruit-to-fruit and fruit-to-limb impact were extracted from the high speed videos for determining the factors affecting fruit removal and damage.

Parametric calculations have been performed to develop generalized non-dimensional charts for the droplet detachment time, detached droplet equivalent diameter, and minimum film thickness during the transient as a function of the relevant liquid properties, and the various design and operating parameters.

In general, reduction of handover frequency decreases the load of the system as well as minimizes the potential degradation of QoS caused by the detach time.

In the cell detachment assay, T24/hepaCAM cells detached 7.0 times and 10.4 times slower than T24/pEGFP-N2 cells at 5 minutes and 15 minutes, respectively.

It is perhaps more accurate to say they are detached from time, and thus timeless.

There is something indecent about imagining this terrible reality as fantasy visited on a haute-bourgeois couple detached from time and place.

But the "timeless" nonspecifics that dominate -- this seems to be the land that cellphones left behind -- turn the characters into abstractions, detached from time, place and reality.

The professor wasn't wrong to point out the obvious about Humbert and Dolores Haze, and I don't believe — at least not completely — that literature should only be examined as an object unto itself, detached from time and history, but I haven't read "Lolita" since.

Because its object this rational insight into reason's own principle is essentially detached from time, history for the Marburg School is not conceived with respect to time.