Sentence examples for to disconnection from inspiring English sources

My husband is going to Nigeria for a month to visit family, so I'll have to get used to disconnection and uncertainty.

I met a young woman recently who couldn't stop smiling when telling me about her obsessive smartphone use, how her friends tease her about it, how she feels uncontrollably anxious when the battery is low and she is drifting closer to disconnection.

The new regime of rising bills for households, and a more ruthless approach to disconnection for big firms, was one main reason why so many local governments looked on Mr Brevnov with a baleful eye.At this stage, Mr Brevnov's work could easily be undone.

Time to disconnection from the ventilator varies with the initial change in Tdi.

This assumption is not very realistic, as connection times are comparable to disconnection times.

Previously, it has been hypothesised that the screw cap connector is more prone to disconnection than the clamp connector design.

The main reply that is made to disconnections is to deny that they are genuinely causal.

In this paper, we consider that GB migration under stress can occur both due to the motion of pre-existing disconnections and due to disconnections resulting from decomposition of lattice dislocations interacting with the GB.

The possibility of packet carrying makes the protocol robust to disconnections in sparse situations as the packets will not be immediately dumped when a disconnection is detected along the route.

An important issue to deal with, with respect to this hypothesis, is whether semantic distance effects could arise due to disconnections at this level of processing.

Reduced MMN/MMF and P300 in schizophrenia are thought to be related to disconnections in frontal temporal and frontal parietal neuronal networks that support attention and working memory.