Sentences with word «detachment»

Our correspondent, who went round Yenogoa, discovered that the security build - up began at dusk early in the week with the arrival of detachments of mobile policemen in several trucks from the Mbiama axis.

After a few days the «brain fog» I experience began to lift more consistently; the sense of detachment from the world that was constant before began to disappear.

Blindness can occur due to retinal detachment from high blood pressure.

Identifying the symptoms and signs of Retinal Detachment in dogs is the first step to knowing if your dog requires medical attention.

Succeeding in a startup environment requires a kind of emotional detachment from your ideas.

As he writes in the Introduction, «The writers of the various chapters of this book belong to the confraternity of professional historians of the «scientific» kind; whatever as individuals they believe about human destiny, whatever spiritual contacts they expect or do not expect in their own lives, they write, within their lights, impartially, with detachment from their convictions.»

Each tooth is gently probed to look for detachment of the gum and possible problems with the root of each tooth.

Our results indicate a negative linear (95 % CI for θ = − 0.37 is − 0.44 to − 0.30) as well as squared (95 % CI for θ = − 0.07 is − 0.13 to − 0.01) effect of workload on detachment on a daily - level, thereby supporting hypothesis 1.

Yet the emotional detachment between the spectator and the film does not help position the spectator morally.

On rare occasions an officer may make a breath demand for further samples, usually taken at a police detachment as part of a criminal investigation.

Psychological detachment in the relationship between job stressors and strain.

We have a library of maintenance and testing records for most of the Approved Screening Devices in the Vancouver area as well as from police detachments in other parts of BC.

Prayer requires a strenuous attempt at detachment from our distracting world of dollars, demands, the telephone, mail, friends and extended family.

But the role of religion in the Jewish mayor's life has been marked mostly by detachment during his nearly nine years as chief executive of the nation's most populous city.

I'm kidding, but only kind of, which is the best way to kid, because I can both inform you about WWE Fastlane as planned while also hiding behind ironic detachment as often as I have to.

Although he knew Andy Warhol and considered him among his favorite artists (along with de Kooning), Brainard's works are often humorous and earnest, in contrast to the cool detachment of much of the Pop art of the period.

Moreover, we theoretically advance the stressor - detachment model by extending the model by including moderators (i.e., work - home segmentation preference).

Both scientific and legal thinking require the engagement of logic within the framework of an established paradigm; both require clinical detachment of emotions while retaining fundamental humanism.

Valkyria Chronicles DLC — The Challenges of the Edy Detachment Developer — SEGA Publisher — SEGA System — PlayStation 3 Release Date — February 25, 2010

However, there is a certain detachment felt in both their roles which pervades the entire film.

They wailed for their colleague who died while on military detachment in a town in the Central Region.

I think it's just one more sign that detachment parenting is becoming the norm.

We suspect that the social detachment which may follow exposure to interpersonal violence may be experienced as loneliness.

How's that for scientific detachment?

Even Eckhart's notion of inwardness and detachment didn't lead him outside the framework of medieval Christianity.

If my biological kids says he hates me (as 3 year - olds are wont to do from time to time) I feel awful, but I don't worry about detachment disorders etc..

The attachment and detachment creates an impression of something that has been disassembled and reassembled.

Of great importance is the fact that the successful transition of adolescence is not achieved through detachment from parents (48,49).

«Detachment during sex, avoidance of sex and in some cases repeated requests to use porn with sex» are typical signs, according to Michael Taylor, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Louisville, Kentucky.

Affected dogs present with a bilateral, nonrhegmatogenous, serous, bullous retinal detachment which may involve all or most of the fundus.

Setting BOUNDARIES Setting BOUNDARIES and Practicing DETACHMENT If you have been reading along, you probably have a good level of understanding about the The Art of Setting Boundaries EducationWorld is pleased to present this professional development resource shared by Dr. Jane Bluestein, an expert in

Corporal Dave Boyce of Community Policing Services at the Nanaimo RCMP detachment says, «With nearly 1,200 Realtor members connected to this program, Realty Watch will be an additional and valuable tool in the search for missing persons.

When people write, in particular as part of their work, there's a professional detachment between the writer and what he wrote.

It is the expert's business to cultivate proper professional detachment when using the alleged or decided facts for his purpose.

These trends could be observed with nonchalant detachment if they did not violate what it means to be human.

More dramatic events like detachment of the Larsen B ice shelf seem to plausibly lie in the future.

Detachment makes it easier to determine whether your paragraphs flow smoothly from one to the next.

Eckhart does talk about compelling God, but you compel God by your emptiness and by getting rid of all your selfishness and by total detachment.

But even here the emphasis falls on becoming aware of hidden assumptions, learning how to live with people whose «value systems» differ, and acquiring the critical detachment necessary for students to «choose for themselves what principles will guide them.»

In that regard, the movie is also, in a very indirect way, about the layer of objective detachment between a journalist and a subject — whether it be an individual person or an entire country in the midst of war.

The exhibition is a simultaneous blend of cold detachment with wit and humor as she brings together contrasting elements such as fluorescent tubing and performative mundane objects.

A Ghana Armed Forces Captain on detachment duties at Diaso in the Central Region has been lynched by the youth of the town.

For a recent series, van Meene enhanced this feeling of temporal and physical detachment by moving her portraits into the realm of fantasy.

Citation: Germeys L and De Gieter S (2017) Psychological Detachment Mediating the Daily Relationship between Workload and Marital Satisfaction.