0 present participle of detach
1 to separate or remove something from something else that it is connected to:
The anterolateral papillary muscle is fully mobilized by detaching die muscular bands which are inserted on to die lateral wall of die right ventricle.
For example, many aspects of the contemporary legal system put a premium on detaching prior belief and world knowledge from the process of evidence evaluation.
The importance of resin flow is demonstrated by the effect of detaching stems from the plant.
We always try to leave some sinutubular junction in place when detaching the coronary arteries from the supporting sinuses.
Only play and exploration in the social sense has this detaching function.
Handling difficulties occur, especially during detaching from a pile, as well as forming and joining of the textile due to the non-rigid nature.
Secondly, loops of coil can be produced both on the pulmonary side and the aortic side before detaching the coil.
The probability of a cell detaching was made proportional to the square of its height above the substratum.
