Sentence examples for to detached from inspiring English sources
verb
To take apart from; to take off.
- To detach the tag from a newly purchased garment
On the other hand, detached cells in antipain-treated cultures looked similar to detached cells of untreated control cultures, with merozoites mixing freely with the host cell cytoplasm.
We are a nation addicted to detached conversation.
The current town is a sprawling suburban network of winding streets, home to detached houses with gardens.
Housing around Dulles is generally not as pricey as west of Route 15 and ranges from town houses to detached houses, with thousands more in the pipeline.
It might seem remarkable to detached observers that this process, only just now beginning to gear up, did not happen after the oil-price hike of the early 1970s.
Opponents say that provision was intended to apply only to detached houses, where a driveway could allow cars to pull through to the back — not to attached houses like those on 70th Street, where the only space for parked cars is in front.
The proposed method is closely related to detached-eddy simulation as near-wall turbulence is modeled statistically and large eddies are resolved in the bulk flow.
He is more than willing to apply detached Beckerian analysis to his role in France.
In 2002, the Urban Redevelopment Authority URAA) revised its guidelines for the redevelopment of semi-detached houses, now permitting a semi-detached house to be converted to a detached house if and only if both the semi-detached plot and its adjoining semi-detached plot each had a size of at least.
We tried to attach beads to the detached cells, but without success.
And having gotten off to a detached start, many universities continue to offer little oversight of postdocs on their campuses.
