Also, watch the guy on the right, he has problems disengaging from the floor.
Initial tests showed that when the pilot was unprepared, up to 600 ft (183 m) could be lost before he identified the problem and disengaged the automatic pilot.
For example, problems with disengaging visual attention in autism spectrum disorders may impair learning in social situations ([ 12], but see [ 34]).
By 4 months, however, problems with disengaging from static stimuli have largely dissipated, although the problem of "sticky fixation" may be more long-lasting with dynamic stimuli (Bronson, 1994; Hood & Atkinson, 1993).
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme, the former Conservative minister for faith and communities said her ex-colleagues were fuelling the problem by "disengaging" with Muslim communities.
Most major American orchestras are facing the same problems: aging audiences, disengaged young people, music directors who spend too much time away and, especially, programs that seem to have been selected from the same Chinese menu.
"Solving a problem with 15 disengaged youths by disengaging another 300 children from school is a recipe for disaster".
His aides worked hard to minimize his image as uncaring and disengaged from the problems of working Americans.
The insurgency took root during the occupation's first few months, when the Coalition Provisional Authority seemed oddly disengaged from the problems of postwar anarchy.
She disapproves of the conventional style of philosophical prose, which she describes as "scientific, abstract, hygienically pallid," and disengaged with the problems of its time.
