That victory has given him a particular attachment to the state.
For Flanders, these are the "home countries" (the Netherlands, North America, Germany, Britain), places that have all, over the centuries, developed a particular attachment to the home as a cosy respite from an aggressive world.
In particular, attachment of mobile adatoms to a single droplet takes place with a thermally activated rate n 1 V 1/3 R A (Figure 2b), where R A =ν exp[−E A / k B T ], ν is a vibrational frequency, E A is the activation energy for attachment, k B is Boltzmann's constant, and T the temperature.
We have no particular attachment to the estimator we propose but for the type of data we are interested in it still seem a most reasonable choice (given, of course, that a suffcient fraction of the population is sampled).
"It was a risk going to a university I had never seen but I felt no particular attachment to Birmingham's course, although the place was lovely.
A truly large number of voters under the age of 45 have no particular attachment to either of our two major political parties.
Core proteins were those which almost always appeared in a particular complex, attachments those which were less frequently observed.
He, too, rejects the choice between MacIntyre's robust patriotism and cosmopolitanism, and argues that impartiality required by morality allows for particular attachments and special obligations by distinguishing different levels of moral thinking.
Thus, lipid rich micro-domains on the surface of the endothelium can have a particular propensity for the formation and/or stable attachment of bubble nuclei (Chappell and Payne 2005).
It's why people spend lifetimes trying to "master" it, a doomed effort, for when you try to do something, you are attaching to a particular result, and attachment is the root of all suffering, says Buddha.
