The relative planning disconnect between both clusters in terms of QI capacity has obvious implications and limitations.
A steady drumbeat of criticism about the UN agencies during the 1990s, led by right-wing leaders in Congress, has left the impression of nearly moribund institutions, busy securing patronage slots for friends and relatives, and disconnected from the rapid advances in technology, finance and globalisation.
The disconnect between the relative simplicity of the investigation and its extraordinary importance is also manifested in appearances.
In contrast, when the levels of FBP are high, there is a disconnect in the relative concentration of glycolytic intermediates that is marked by a separation between upper and lower glycolysis at the GAPDH step.
If you're a Catholic and you decide one day you're not going to mass, the priest doesn't usually show up at your house, or the house of your relatives, and persuade them to "disconnect" from you.
(JD) Well, as far as I'm concerned, I don't think it matters very much, but for the relatives I think it can be very helpful [to see their dead relative before the respirator is disconnected].
"Bar charts are great for showing relative scale, but they can feel disconnected from what it is they represent.
However, for anatomical regions that are isolated or disconnected, such that the relative position involving these regions cannot be described as adjacent because of the distance constraints needs more investigation.
The same attributes describe the Internet, so the relative absence of live jazz online seems like a major disconnect.
People also criticised a perceived lack of leadership at the BBC and the "relative invisibility of senior leaders and how they currently seem disconnected from those they lead".
