The phrase "a attracts" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where "a" is a variable or placeholder representing a noun that attracts something else, but it needs more information to be meaningful.
Example: "In the equation, a attracts b, demonstrating the relationship between the two variables."
Alternatives: "a draws" or "a pulls".
Because of the availability of high resolution X-ray and neutron scattering structural data [4], RNase A attracts considerable attention as a target for theoretical studies [1][2][3][5][6].
Their clean, modernist style, shown here in a Manhattan apartment (a), attracts clients like the photographer Max Vadukul and the textile manufacturer Maharam, for which they have designed showrooms and a line of furniture, called Arvid, after their son.
ω ∈ Ω ; A attracts all sets in D, i.e., for all B ∈ D and a.e.
Our approach is based on this premise: the more a certain actor (Actor a) attracts new actors, the more actor a is important to the social network.
satisfying: (i) A is invariant, i.e., φ ( t, ω ) A = A ( θ t ω ) for all t > 0 ; (ii) A attracts all the deterministic bounded sets in E. .
A is invariant, i.e., φ ( t, ω ) A = A ( θ t ω ) for all t > 0 ; A attracts all the deterministic bounded sets in E. The following proposition (cf. [19], Theorem 3.11) yields a sufficient criterion for the existence of a random attractor.
Then, in a series of experiments on cell cultures, he showed that when bound to this gene NGFI-A attracts two enzymes involved in epigenetic tagging.
Chick-fil-A attracts many of its employees, including managers, because they know they will be able to be with their families and friends every Sunday.
Here, we make examples with attracting rotational chaos even in the case of an attracting saddle.
Stability analysis reveals this is an attracting fixed point.
The model preserves an attracting invariant manifold related to the posterior dynamical regime.
