Sentence examples for the uncoupling of from inspiring English sources

The uncoupling of respiration and the resulting heat dissipation depend on the expression of the uncoupling protein 1 (UCP1).

That's what Harari means by the "uncoupling" of intelligence and consciousness.

He was in Argentina in 2001, when the uncoupling of the peso from the dollar sent the economy spinning.

It turned out that when the train arrived in Belgrade for a one-hour stop, nobody was willing to authorize the uncoupling of those cars in Yugoslavia.

For the next three centuries, as Harrison observes, "the uncoupling of land from its natural role as the source of revenue for the state continued apace".

With digital publishing comes the uncoupling of content from print: why should those six years of work (or more) result in only a physical book that sits on a few shelves?

Walker called for the uncoupling of health and weight, saying that thinness was not an indication of good health, and that "shaming people about bodies makes people less healthy".

The uncoupling of the national economy from New York rents is not typical, said Jonathan J. Miller, the president of the appraisal firm Miller Samuel.

They also oppose the uncoupling of time from the notion that the length of a day is tied to the motion of Earth and Sun.

The uncoupling of heat and matter transport releases the inherent tendency of the autocatalyst to grow.

These dynamic areas, subjected to pressure from urban planning, are contributing to the uncoupling of consumption and local agriculture.