Salvage treatments include: reattaching the flaking murals, reinforcing the disruption and the paint layers' cracks, grouting the detachment parts, and so forth.
From March to September 2002, two 707s formed No. 84 Wing Detachment as part of Australia's contribution to the war in Afghanistan.
During evaporation, the salts precipitated in the stone and underneath the resin, inducing blistering, fissuring, flaking, scaling and detachment of part of the restored decorative elements.
The Detachment was part of the covert project to design, engineer, and fabricate an atomic bomb an American, Canadian and British initiative known as the Manhattan Project.
Although later accounts of the siege claimed Vetch's detachment was part of a strategic plan to surround the fort, contemporary accounts report that Vetch wanted to have a command that was somewhat independent of Nicholson.
In these two cases, the exudative detachments are part of the triad of VKH and not a result of the renal failure or mesenteric ischaemia.
Such quantification shows, as expected, that disturbed biofilms on average contain less biomass and are thinner compared to undisturbed biofilms, due to detachment of parts of the microcolonies upon passing of the bubbles (Table 1).
Several factors may contribute to the amount of biofilm observed in the microtiter plate assay at a given length of incubation, e.g. ability to adhere to the surface, the rate of biofilm formation, detachment of parts of the biofilm.
But Eilis isn't such a person; detachment isn't part of her makeup.
