Inspectors deal in detachment.
How good are they, when viewed in detachment from their author's life?
Other acts of kindness, or rescue attempts, occur in "Detachment," which was filmed on Long Island.
It was a small price to pay for a lesson in detachment, he later concluded, as I audibly gritted my teeth.
Strand-displacement by the target ssDNA strand resulted in detachment of fluorescein-labeled DNA from AuNPs, and thus decreased fluorescence anisotropy.
The particular hell explored in "Detachment" is a public high school (every high school, the movie implies) somewhere in the New York metropolitan area, as seen through the sorrowful eyes of Henry Barthes (Adrien Brody), a dedicated substitute teacher.
Reflections of those atrocities play across Eichmann's box, and he stares ahead in detachment, peering through the shadows, as the images are described by the prosecutor: "A dead man on an electrified fence".
Electron microscopic analysis showed that reduction in integrin-mediated adhesion resulted in detachment of actin filaments from the Z-lines, separation of the Z-lines from the membrane, and eventually to disintegration of the Z-lines.
In detachment studies with 'pseudobarnacles' (an epoxy-bonded stud used as a proxy for live barnacles) and with reattached live barnacles, it was shown that the pull-off force in both cases was lower on compositions with surface domains than those without57.
In Detachment, Brody plays contained angst to enormous effect: Henry Barthes tames unruly hordes of disaffected kids through a kind of charismatic distance while privately flipping out, sitting weeping on buses as he remembers his dead alcoholic mother or giving in to explosive bouts of fury.
This results in detachment and subsequent cell death of the shed cell.
