Iran is now disconnecting hundreds of centrifuges at the main plant at Natanz, according to the atomic inspectors.
With seven stops in Brooklyn, the loop would also knit together waterfront neighborhoods that are now disconnected from one another.
If we figure we'll be much different people, and are now "disconnected from the future self," we have less motivation to save resources for later.
One unique feature of the paper, is that it emphasises the importance of social networks for these low-income individuals, many of whom have relocated to be closer to their family ties, and others who are now disconnected from them as a result of their emigration.
"The companies that are now disconnecting their business models from misusing resources, companies that have in their mission a social purpose – those are the companies that will keep people working for them, that will keep customers coming, and that will keep their shareholders.
There is now a disconnect between conference attendees and the Federal Conference Committee – an elected body, independent of the leadership, which organises and selects items for debate at the party conference.
Major League Baseball is now about to disconnect the landlines that link dugouts to bullpens.
Late Karegeya lived in South Africa for more than five years and was now quite disconnected to Rwanda.
But for the first time, I was now so disconnected from my plugged-in, super-charged life that I became a casual observer, an interloper.
Somewhat more alarmingly, this happens even when you're not logged in to another service, notes Patrick Jackson, the ex-NSA engineer who is now CTO of Disconnect (he also was behind the neat kids app Disconnect launched in August).
