Sentence examples for on detaching from inspiring English sources

He insists on detaching himself from the life story that was, in a way, written for him at birth.

In Haiti, it focused more on detaching Mr. Aristide from the levers of power than on shoring up democracy with new political institutions and help for the economy.

It is hard, after all, for events in Libya to compete with the far greater catastrophe unfolding in Ukraine, where Russian President Vladimir Putin first annexed Crimea and now appears intent on detaching the eastern part of the country.

He participated in exercises at San Antonio, Texas, with the Maneuver Division in 1911 and served in Panama on detached duty in January and February 1912.

On June 18, Poniatowski won the Battle of Zieleńce; Kościuszko's division, on detached rear-guard duty, did not take part in the battle and rejoined the main army only at nightfall; nonetheless, his diligent protection of the main army's rear and flanks won him the newly created Virtuti Militari, to this day Poland's highest military decoration.

NPQ was measured on detached leaves, in saturating CO2.

A large portion of the reported serologic studies of liver secreted N-linked glycoproteins has been done on detached glycans.

Using the procedure described in [ 73], isolates were single-spore purified and maintained on detached leaves of V. vinifera cv.

Typically for cells undergoing apoptosis, endothelial cells treated with TR, quickly became rounded and later on detached from the plate.

obs).. Life-history traits of mites from each selection line were measured on detached leaves of the three host plant species (cucumber, tomato and pepper), placed on water-soaked cotton wool inside a plastic tray (20*10*5 cm).

LOX activity has been shown to be stimulated in P. putida BTP1-treated tomato plants after infection, but as these experiments were done on detached leaves and as LOX activity is stimulated by wounding [ 16], the results might be different for whole plants.