Sentence examples for attach to whatever from inspiring English sources

Eshhar realized that with his technique, a T cell could be engineered to attach to whatever it was instructed to attach to.

SINCE the hotel was part of the plan for the location -- although not finalized or financed -- E Walk's designers extended the main vertical support columns 18 inches above the roof to attach to whatever was built later.

"As Frenchmen, we are attached to whatever pertains to memory," he said.

The Soloshot2 is a $400 system made up of a robotic camera harness and a separate sensor that attaches to whatever you want to film.

I am sure that I will get attached to whatever creature she brings home from the dog rescue or shelter.

The epistemic privilege it enjoys reflects both androcentrism (a male point of view, misrepresented as universal) and the social prestige attached to whatever is gender-symbolized as "masculine" (Merchant 1980, Smith 1974).

"Because of the stigma attached to whatever he was [involved in], it would not have been well-received".

This may be true, but another possibility is that the trauma attached to whatever led to Caylee's death, prompted her to deny the reality.

Your cloned head is then prepared and a few days later, it's ready to be attached to whatever body you want.

Define your characters and give them good characterization, the audience will get attached to whatever characters they like best.

What this means is that dance aesthetics places a high premium on the live performance event setting, with whatever features attach to live performance (ephemerality, difficulties of preservation, visceral and kinaesthetic experiences, etc).