Disassociation

In the book, St. Cyr’s early, fumbling attempts at connecting with other trans women, and the painful struggle to see herself through a haze of disassociation, romantic uncertainty, and internalized transphobia, play out in the nameless city.

Our denial, disconnect, and disassociation may be our own asteroid.

The declaration prepared in the Presidential Council meeting included recalling or disassociation of any Angami working in the NSCN-K (Khango).

The disassociation of RDSO with the project resulted in serious consequences in the form of deviation from codal provision, he said.

Given the disassociation from reality between Boxlight's share price and prospects, sitting on the sidelines until the skies clear could be a smart bet.

It has a lot of sadness and homecoming and disconnection and disassociation.

One skill that you master while working at an abattoir is disassociation.

The group said they also donated books to other schools and religious institution but we are unable to mention their name for religious reasons and their disassociation from carnival.

AEDC Senior Staff Engineer Dr. Greg Power said the equilibrium air model assumes this disassociation is going to happen “infinitely fast,” with atomic nitrogen and oxygen taken into account in the calculations.

Abdul Ghaffar Khan with Mahatma Gandhi Disassociation from Afghanistan, and increased connectivity to Punjab and the Gangetic Plains beyond Punjab, had a profound effect on Pashtun tribes living on the British side of the Durand Line.

Controlled cavitation can be used to enhance chemical reactions or propagate certain unexpected reactions because free radicals are generated in the process due to disassociation of vapors trapped in the cavitating bubbles.

Under this trust clause, the presbytery may assert a claim to the property of the congregation in the event of a congregational split, dissolution (closing), or disassociation from the PC(USA).