Sentence examples for usually disconnected from inspiring English sources

The winding b-b′ is usually disconnected by a centrifugal switch that opens when the speed is about 80 percent of rated value.

Qloo is an experiment of sorts and attempts to explore the relationship between what are usually disconnected cultural verticals — at least on the Web.

Social media platforms and election systems themselves are two important yet usually disconnected fronts in the ongoing war against Russian election interference.

If the signal strength of the frames is less than −76 dBm, then a user usually disconnects [23].

The orchestra's program in its classic incarnation (usually four disconnected American pieces), a fixture at the center of New York's new-music life for 25 years, will most likely be jettisoned in favor of a more thematic approach.

The spark plug can usually be disconnected by removing a prominent wire on the side or front of the lawnmower engine from its metal mounting.

The network usually contained many disconnected sub-graphs with one main sub-graph consisting of 50% of proteins except for the relatively small yeast PON, in which the main sub graph contained 16% of the total proteins and 24% of proteins were not connected to any other proteins.

If a mistake is made while trying to make a three-way call, usually it will disconnect everyone on the phone line, so be careful.

And when I ask why the adultery occurred, the adulterous party usually explains they felt emotionally disconnected from their partner and felt trapped -- that the communication was gone.

"With men it's usually a disconnect," said Mr. Walen, the former binge eater turned therapist.

Usually, the patient has to be disconnected from the mechanical ventilator for 8 to 10 minutes.