Sentence examples for physical disconnection from inspiring English sources

Since the execution duration of the above two phases is shortened, the success probability of both phases is raised before the physical disconnection.

In MWNs, the RTOs are due to transmission errors, sudden delay, link level recovery, physical disconnection of a wireless link, packet reordering, etc. rather than the congestion of the network [13].

These localized chromatin defects at the 5′ end of GAD1 are superimposed by disordered locus-specific chromosomal conformations, including weakening of long-range promoter-enhancer loopings and physical disconnection of GAD1 core promoter sequences from cis-regulatory elements positioned 50 kilobases further upstream.

It was these visits that allowed us to maintain our close contact with each other through a time of physical disconnection, trauma and distress.

As Behr put it, in an age when social media brings a sense of constant digital connection yet physical disconnection, it becomes unusual to interact in a meaningful way with a stranger in a public place.

Disconnection: One problem case for the process view, on which the root idea of causation is that of physical connection, is disconnection (Ehring 1984, Schaffer 2000c, Lewis 2004, Hall 2004).

Land use change and the resulting physical and functional disconnection of ecological networks are some of the driving forces of biodiversity loss.

The virtual link mapping strategy guarantees that the failure of a single physical link will not disconnect any virtual network, and aims at minimizing virtual network disconnection in the event of a disaster (i.e., simultaneous failure of multiple links).

Moreover, wide variation of physical infrastructure quality may cause frequent disconnection or disruption which is not good for data communication as well as for sharing learning content among LMSs.

An unpublished factor analysis in healthy women suggested two underlying factors: 'Perceived disconnection between mental and physical processes' and 'trust in bodily sensations'.

We identified several features of the screening which may cause systematic under-detection of depression: namely difficulty incorporating screening into review consultations (including time pressures); replacing individualised with mechanistic assessment; a disconnection for nurses between physical and mental health, and uncertainties about care provision.