Sentence examples for disconnected event from inspiring English sources

The idea would be to deny that these experiments involve distinct, spatiotemporally separate, measurement events, and to maintain instead that what we usually describe as separate measurements involving an entangled system in fact constitute one indivisible, spatiotemporally disconnected, event with no spatiotemporal parts.

Here's where basketball brings chilling clarity to the linkages and connections between seemingly disconnected events that have been playing in the countries of the Levant.

One of the reasons police brutality committed against black people receives only periodic attention is because it is portrayed as an anomaly, disconnected events outside of most people's experience with law enforcement.

She seemed disconnected from events around her, almost pacified, and far removed from the caustic firebrand of old.

Accordingly, the handoff durations for both disconnect events, from G1 to G2 and from G2 to G3, are effectively reduced to about 0.004 s, in contrast to more than 2.9 s using traditional handoff.

Although there were interesting assessments on the probabilities of failure of several basic events in offshore well construction operations (Abimbola et al. 2014; OREDA 2002), no studies were found in the literature that included the selection of the closure sequence (EDS) of the BOP stack rams, in emergency disconnect events, in case of BOP closing failure.

By mid-July, BP is planning to put a tighter cap on the well, and establish the second free-standing riser pipe, which can easily be disconnected in the event of a hurricane.

People may appear disconnected emotionally from events.

How did we arrive at a point when one's emotional life, including major mood swings and even disorders, is viewed as completely disconnected from life events?

Then again, given how burnished and computerized the Beatles' records largely sounded from '66 on, maybe a group of soulless automatons singing ivory tower songs of love and peace — as socially disconnected from the events of their era as from our own — was always 40 years in the making.

The assumption seems to be that since God recreates bodies, human or otherwise, at every moment, no body survives between two moments such that an action willed in the human body at one moment could be causally efficacious on some other body at a second moment; for in one sense any purported efficacy of what was willed at one moment is wholly disconnected with the events of some second moment.