In addition to subject and object (agent and patient), the Mayan verb has affixes signalling aspect, tense, and mood as in the following example: Tense systems in Mayan languages are generally simple.
The weather devices send signals to electronic gizmos affixed to the guitar's neck, which pluck the strings in different ways and at different speeds, according to changes in the sunlight and wind velocity.
The devices, which cost from $250 to $1,000, depending on how much they increase a signal, work by first capturing cell signals through an external antenna, ideally affixed to the roof of a dwelling.
(Mercedes also equips owners with a special safety tag to affix to baby seats; the tag sends a signal to the airbag not to fire.
The small capsule with an embedded pH probe is affixed to the distal esophageal mucosa which conveys signals to a receiver/recorder worn on the body [ 4].
The privately owned tower serves mainly as a frame on which to affix transmission equipment for radio, television and other communication signals.
Prior work established a connection between firm naming strategy, reputation and profitability, with a founder's willingness to affix his or her name to the business sending "a signal of underlying quality, enhancing the firm's reputation, which feeds back into improved firm performance," the researchers note.
Upon activation, HECT or RING finger domain-containing E3 ubiquitin ligases affix these non-degradative ubiquitin chains to protein substrates, which then serve as recruitment platforms for downstream signaling mediators [1], [2].
Unlike barcode technology that detects the optical signals reflected from barcode labels, RFID uses radio waves to transmit the information from an RFID tag affixed to the physical object.
Hyphens indicate affix attachment points.
