Sentence examples for it detached from from inspiring English sources

Just over ten years ago it detached from its mothership to descend through the smog-like atmosphere and parachute onto the surface.

This, in short, is the world that often shapes the conditions for those of us below, who feel somehow outside of it, detached from it and ignorant of its inner workings, even as we feel our umbilical link to it.

Playing it, detached from the real world, could be the ultimate exercise in cynicism.

-- "I was shocked": NASA scientists have captured close-up images of a behemoth iceberg — one of the largest every recorded when it detached from one of the floating ice shelves in Antarctica in July.

The wall had been built on a slant and it detached from the ceiling by about an inch, so there was this little divide between the wall and the ceiling.

When a lookup for a resource labeled as in park mode is issued (i.e., the node storing it detached from the network), the following situations can be met: (i) if the replication is used, the resource can be found at another node.

As myosin cycles through its powerstroke, it detaches from and subsequently reattaches to the microfilament.

For both inks the initial drop forms an elongated tail after it detaches from nozzle, but the tail part catches up to form a single drop.

But ONB is only a so-so NIR absorber, and it could be toxic to cells when it detaches from the polymer.

Once β-catenin is phosphorylated, it detaches from the E-cadherin complex and localizes to the nucleus where it promotes transcription of genes related to proliferation, migration, and invasion [43].

Once an ovarian epithelial cell undergoes transformation, it detaches from the underlying matrix and can spread, often in clusters, by direct extension to adjacent organs [5].