The 701st Artillery Detachment consisted of two four-gun 77 mm, one four-gun 105 mm howitzer batteries and the "Hentig" Machine Gun Detachment.
The Krajina Volunteer Detachment consisted of refugees from that region who had fled to the Territory of the Military Commander in Serbia to escape the Ustaše terror.
Soil erosion by water is a three-phase process that consists of detachment of soil particles from the soil mass, transportation of detached particles either by raindrop impact or surface water flow, and sedimentation.
The process of tumour metastasis consists of detachment of cells from the primary tumour, invasion of extracellular matrix (ECM), intra- and extravasation, and growth at the secondary site.
The meeting agreed on the creation of a joint Chetnik-Partisan Staff, the "Command of the Bosnian Military and Partisan Detachments", to consist of six members, three Chetniks and three Partisans.
The classic variant of CSC consists of a shallow neuroretinal detachment located at the posterior pole of the ocular fundus.
It allows quick attachment and detachment of vacuum connections in the BigRIPS separator and consists of a double diaphragm with a differential pumping system.
The process of cancer metastasis consists of a series of sequential and interrelated steps, including invasion, detachment from the primary sites, intravasation, survival in the circulation and translocation to microvessels of target organs, extravasation and colonization [ 3].
The process of metastasis consists of sequential and selective steps, including proliferation, induction of angiogenesis, detachment, motility, invasion into circulation, aggregation and survival in the circulation, cell arrest in distant capillary beds and extravasation into organ parenchyma (Fidler, 1991).
The structural model consists of three interrelated constructs, including compassionate care, perspective taking and emotional detachment.
In sum, the Siena Basin consists of a sin-tectonic basin developed on the hanging wall of staircase extensional detachments, later affected by high angle normal to oblique faults.
