As he writes, "A company can no more detach itself from 'the outside', however that is defined, than we can collectively detach ourselves from the scientific laws that make the universe work".
Yet Holiday could no more detach herself from it than if the lyrics had been tattooed on her skin.
It seems obvious now, he says, but "a few years ago people would ignore the social implications of computing .All of this means business anthropologists are no longer detached, pith-helmeted observers, but are getting involved in shaping corporate strategy.
Although she liked to stay in character and do the accent on set, she usually has no problem detaching her private life from her role.
"Mexico recognizes that in an increasingly globalized world, international matters can no longer be detached from our national interests," said Mexico's foreign minister, Jorge G. Casteñeda.
The percentage of still attached single cells after low temperature treatment decreased rapidly on PIPAAm-grafted surfaces, while there are no cells detached from ungrafted surfaces because of no surface property alternation by reducing culture temperature.
The adhesion test showed that the Zn electrodeposits, in general, had no area detached.
There are few heroes in it, no elegantly detached ironists à la Kundera; none of Kafka's own pure-souled sufferers; everyone is stained, contaminated, implicated.
His smile was in no way detached from the glow of his cheered spirit, and fell into the blend of all the connecting lines of his expression to make a smile never so solid and sure.
Between 0.5 and 2 nN, no bead detached from any cell line (Fig. 5).
