Sentence examples for strong detachment from inspiring English sources
Four hours later the armored cruiser Giorgios Averoff, with a strong detachment from the naval brigade on board, was on her way.
The assumption of elastic rheology for the biofilm enables the strong detachment observed in the region subjected to non-uniform shear stress to be explained.
The Hittite army based on Kadesh succeeded in completely concealing its position from the Egyptian scouts; and as the unsuspecting Egyptians advanced in marching order towards the city and started to pitch their camp, a strong detachment of Hittite chariotry passed round unnoticed behind the city, crossed the river Orontes, and fell upon the centre of the Egyptian column with shattering force.
Marginalization (M) is weak dedication to or strong detachment from either the dominant culture or the culture of origin.
The II Corps was responsible for some 200 mile of the Hejaz Railway, a strong detachment of about seven battalions was at Ma'an and about eight battalions were deployed between Ma'an and Amman.
The rapid and strong detachment of tumor cells exposed to HAMLET might thus reflect the combined activation of ion channels, small GTPases and p38 signaling and α-actinin may act by modulating several of these effects.
Frontenac had sent strong detachments of Canadian militiamen under Jacques Le Moyne de Sainte-Hélène, along with some Indians, into the wooded areas east of the river.
Strong detachments were posted in the towns of Valjevo and Užice, and outposts were stationed at every important point on the frontier.
Two of the six-strong detachment of British Royal Military Police killed in this scruffy, sun-baked town on Tuesday morning tried to hold off their attackers from the roof of the police station.
An 800-strong detachment of ground troops from the 163rd Infantry Division also boarded.
Grant took this opportunity to launch an assault on the fort, and was decisively beaten and taken prisoner along with one third of his 800-strong detachment.
