Sentence examples for no detachment from inspiring English sources

There is no detachment from the customer, and it reassures me that there is no detached interest from the company's mission at large: a modern day version of the captain who willingly slums it with the troops, so to speak.

A strong selective effect was observed; the resulting 60 70% of SW900 cancer cells were detached from the plate in the zone treated with plasma, whereas no detachment was observed in the treated zone for the normal NHBE cells under the same treatment conditions.

"There was no detachment, no attitude of triumph," Beals said.

Let the Wind Speak was written in 1979, after his exile to Madrid, but distance brings no detachment from his creative stamping ground.

The adhesion between the CNT emitter and cathode substrate was greatly improved such that no detachment occurs when the emitter generates high current.

Considering every precipitation event over a 3-year period, no detachment occurred from events with less than 2 mm of total rainfall, and only minimal erosion occurred from rainfall events with totals between 2 and 10 mm with durations typically less than 30 min.

There is no ironic detachment, no playful cleverness, just page after page of sparse prose, so finely-honed that every word seems hewn out of stone, so perfect and immutable is the sentence that bears it.

"This time the surgery went superbly — no inflammation, no swelling and no more detachment.

Ultrasound biomicroscopy and B-scan of the left eye demonstrated an intraocular lens (IOL) centered in the capsular bag with no retained lens fragments, no significant vitritis, and no retinal detachment.

Saga's inability to gauge what is appropriate sees the detective whip off her top in the office, and answer a question about whether she has children with breathtaking detachment: "No.

The Pearce detachment (No. 38 Squadron Detachment A) was formed from No. 2 Flying Training School's Caribou Flight on 1 March 1991.