Sentence examples similar to long-term disconnection from inspiring English sources
All couples in long-term relationships go through periods of disconnection.
Time variations have a twofold origin: long-term changes because of the connection or disconnection of electrical devices, and short-term changes caused by the time-variant behavior of the impedance and the noise emitted by the electrical devices [5].
The permanent disconnection of PVs can achieve long-term success in patients with PAF regardless of the inducibility of AF, and it remains associated with AF cure in patients treated with PVI.
Sensitivity analysis found regional precipitation characteristics and disconnection of rooftop runoff to impact long-term watershed reduction potential more so than available RWH capacity.
The result of this disconnection is the disruption of the long-term, cut-and-fill alluviation and of the shorter-term flood and flow pulse processes that create and maintain ecosystem function in river landscapes.
Family caregivers reported lack of agreement on the nature of the decision to be made, a disconnection between home care services and relatives' needs, and high cost of long-term care alternatives.
Therefore, our results suggest that the relative disconnection of network hubs by traumatic axonal injury is an important mechanism by which long-term cognitive impairment in the domains of information processing, memory and information processing speed are produced.
Some of this disconnection is already in force: to journey from Bethlehem to Ramallah, a Palestinian has to get through two border crossings.Mr Sharon has couched these projects in terms of "a long-term interim arrangement of non-belligerency".
Short-term frustration for long-term gain".
Style, short-term shaping, long-term architecture.
