Sentence examples for the detachments from inspiring English sources
noun
The action of detaching; separation.
The charts, soundings, and sailing directions compiled during the expedition were invaluable to later navigators, but the problems encountered by all the detachments owing to ice led to the conclusion in Russian government circles that the concept of a navigable Northeast Passage was totally impracticable.
Besides, when repairing the detachments, adhesion materials are always used for grouting the crevice between the plaster and the rock.
Results obtained suggest that the detachments could be reduced if a low iron content alloy is used.
This study examined the detachments of nano- and micro-sized colloids from primary minima in the presence of cation exchange by laboratory column experiments.
The detachments obtained by vigorous shaking by hand, a two-hour shaking on a horizontal shaker, and a sonication method were tested.
The detachments of colloids from primary minima challenge the common belief that colloid interaction in primary minimum is irreversible and resistant to disturbance in solution ionic strength and composition.
The detachment from reality has been profound.
THE DETACHMENT KIT, Northsix, 66 North Sixth Street, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, (718) 599-5103.
The detachment was led by a Lieutenant Riley.
Modey Lemon, the Detachment Kit and Cement Head.
Two colonels, both barefoot, also form part of the detachment.
