0 present participle of disconnect --
1 to unfasten something, especially to break the connection between a supply of electricity, gas, water, etc. and a device or piece of equipment: --
She is also right that there are considerable obstacles to water companies disconnecting customers.
Nor are we disconnecting supplies to domestic premises.
In fact, some of them could pay off the water bills of those whose water supplies they are disconnecting.
There is at present no effective means of disconnecting television services to those who fail to pay the licence fee.
It is disconnecting families with young children, elderly people and people suffering from chronic diseases.
They persist in scaremongering about disconnections, although we have no proposals to legalise disconnecting domestic water supplies for non-payment of bills.
The latter pattern has also been reported in patients with lesions of the insula and deep white matter of the frontal lobe, likely disconnecting orbitofrontal, amygdala, and insula interconnections.
The cycle rank of a graph is the maximum number of edges that can be removed without disconnecting the graph.
