Time pressure while finishing a prior task is needed to disengage from the first task and thus move to the next task and it contributes to higher performance on the next task.
Serena finally decided that, although she loved her family, she needed to disengage from them.
He said that we need to "disengage intelligently" and "create a political framework in the region that can mitigate the consequences of American withdrawal".
I felt that Dr. Stegeman was incredibly condescending at that point of our discussion and I needed to disengage in order to mentally prepare myself for my next class, which had already commenced.
It strikes me that when music becomes a bit too personal for some listeners, a bit too emotionally "close," there is a physical need to disengage, to distance oneself.
In the latter case active genes may need to disengage from RNAPII factories to shuttle to a nearby replication factory.
In order to generate a predictive saccade, an observer would not only need to generate a prediction (concerning either the goal or the action path), but they would also need to disengage from whatever they were currently attending to.
To examine age-related changes in the processing of negative information, we chose the emotional Stroop task, a variant of the classic Stroop task, which involves the need to disengage from distracting affective stimuli [ 21].
This is a process whereby granule contents are selectively mobilized into spherical and tubular vesicles that need to disengage from the granules, transit through the cytoplasm, and fuse with the plasma membrane to release their specific granule-derived protein cargo at the cell surface [ 21, 23, 27].
If you need to, disengage your mind.
