Sentence examples for disconnection between them from inspiring English sources

Also, it has more depleted isotopic values (δ18O ≈ −6.6‰; δ2H ≈ −43‰) than the overlying systems (Table 2; Fig. 6) which indicates a disconnection between them and also allochthonous recharge coming from the western area.

Suggestions that arise from this collection include fostering a 'skeptical calculative culture' [ 14], and giving more explicit consideration to what measurement practices such as audit are capable of revealing, concealing and producing [ 14, 23], and triangulating different forms of data, deliberately seeking out connections and disconnections between them [ 14, 22].

Mr. Cohen exploits the courtesy and gullibility of his subjects to create a surreal disconnection between what he tells them and how they respond (or don't) — making them look idiotic in the process.

An advocate of devolution of power, he continues: "England is beset by a toxic disconnection between the governed and those who govern them.

Beverley Skeggs, a sociologist at Goldsmiths College, London, said the results of the research, carried out for mydaily.co.uk, showed a disconnection between what women value and what the media feeds them.

They noted a disconnection between what newly qualified nurses learned as students and what was required of them on the ward.

There was some disconnection between artist and label.

The current disconnection between Paris and Berlin is undermining the euro.

Indeed, the disconnection between beliefs and experience is common.

But it also has to do with the disconnection between cycling and everyday life.

"There is a disconnection between Australia political elites and people's genuine concerns," Xenophon said.