Sentence examples similar to extended detachment from inspiring English sources

Meijer and Wortel (1996) used numerical modeling to suggest that the tip of the tear migrated southwards over time, and their model currently extends the detachment tear to a point in the southern Peloponnese.

Hard exudates and an exudative retinal detachment extended to the fovea.

But he created an image problem by relying on surrogates and by exhibiting a detachment that extended to not even listening to the historic arguments before the Supreme Court about his own case.

The title of the play refers to Guy's defensive description of his fiancée ("Some girl is all"); the parenthesis extends that brutal detachment to women in general.

(a) Lateral knee radiograph and (b) sagittal fat-suppressed T2-weighted MR image 3 days after knee x-ray show small bony fragment fracture from the lower pole (arrow), extending anteriorly, with detachment of a thin shell of cortical bone (arrowheads), consistent with a sleeve fracture.

Ophthalmoscopy revealed yellow-white round subfoveal exudation with a localised posterior serous detachment extending up to the inferior arcade in the left eye.

The detachment of dopant is extended to 450 °C for higher weight ratios of PSS.

Both NIDS and emotional detachment reports are also extended to second-generation APs (de Haan et al. 2000, 2003; Lataster et al. 2011; Takeuchi et al. 2013).

In this study, we also investigated whether the bacterial attachment and detachment can be explained by DLVO or extended DLVO theory.

During the mineralization studies, we observed that upon extended confluency, MOSJ-pLenti monolayers frequently exhibited areas of detachment and cell death that did not occur in the MOSJ-Dkk1 cultures.

Detachments were often out of radio contact for extended periods, with no satisfactory alternate means of communication except couriers.