Sentence examples for disconnecting itself from inspiring English sources

There's a curious gap between Saturday evening and Sunday morning, corresponding exactly with the transmitter falling off its perch in the coat cupboard and disconnecting itself.

De-sensing: The leadership culture of VW probably amplified the problem by disconnecting itself from the values and trajectory of society, by entrenching in what another executive in the auto industry once called a "bullshit-castle --that is, a world that is cut off from emerging societal realities such as the environmental movement.

It's as if in trying to portray domestic disconnection convincingly, it had disconnected itself from its audience.

So the autopilot disconnected itself, and a pilot took over.

"Catalonia will not disconnect itself from anywhere, and there will be no fracture".

Rajoy responded to the secession declaration with an immediate appeal to the Spanish Constitutional Court and stated adamantly that "Catalonia will not disconnect itself from anywhere".

The Outlet Regulator, called the "leech plug" by the vulgar, monitors the electric throughput and physically disconnects itself when the device being charged is full.

IEEE 802.21 framework [17] deals with vertical handover: a mobile node discovers a new access link, registers itself to the new network, disconnects itself from the old access link, and communicates with corresponding host over the new access link.

Participants in the inquiry said that engineers had identified the failure of FirstEnergy operators in Akron, Ohio, to react properly after nearby transmission lines failed, causing a short circuit that made the line disconnect itself from the grid.

Instead, your phone disconnects itself from Wi-Fi networks and Bluetooth accessories until the next day at 5 AM (or you restart your device, or you go to a new place for Wi-Fi).

But sometimes, as in the footage of the death of Neda from Iran, the disconnect itself is glaringly apparent.