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detaching

noun as in breaking

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Detaching himself early from that exacting church, while retaining a touch of its exhortative spirit, he developed an interest in dance.

In the more than 3,000 pages of documents released ahead of the hearing, the plane's crew described the violent decompression that resulted from the panel detaching mid-flight.

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As part of that move, the company developed a new way of dealing with the trunk, detaching it from the capsule while it was still in orbit.

Detaching the shape-memory polymer while it is attached to a surface in a glass state takes less than a minute of heating using a hair dryer to bring temperatures up to 60°C.Conversely, for attachment, it takes about three minutes for the material to cool down thoroughly and lock into place.

Together, they developed a multifunctional elastic metasurface that can be freely configured by attaching and detaching components for practical applications.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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