Countries that had populations that were disengaged from the wars conducted in their name have not fared well in history, beginning with the archetypal example: ancient Rome.
His mother, Lucy Mack, came from a Connecticut family that had disengaged from conventional Congregationalism and leaned toward Seekerism, a movement that looked for a new revelation to restore true Christianity.
In fact, we showed that SHP-2 was required for SSTR4-mediated cytostatic effects in MPM cells, and that SHP-2 was clustered in lipid rafts along with the SSTR4 molecules that presumably disengaged from CD26.
For the Americans, a Britain that is disengaged from the rest of Europe would be a much less useful and influential ally.
The production, by the tastefully flamboyant Scottish director David McVicar, marks a welcome change from a string of recent Met stagings that seemed disengaged from their subjects, too cool for school.
Ricardo Menéndez, the country's science minister, said the change was necessary because 95% of funds since 2007 had been spent by companies on internal projects that were "disengaged from social realities".
Conversely, being in a state that is disengaged from the current task would likely result in greater attentional capture.
If they stop rotating, a rapid and terminal encounter with the ground beckons.To prevent that, the blades of most helicopters have a special clutch that disengages them from the engine if the engine stops.
This factor associates with transcribing polymerases and appears to thread the RNA through its body, until the polymerase undergoes a conformational change that disengages RNA polymerase from the DNA template [116].
McGarry suggests that the poor polling results for Labour in Glasgow reflects the way that the party disengaged from voters in in the city during the referendum campaign.
