The phrase "attached layer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, design, or any field where layers are combined or connected, such as in software development or graphic design.
Example: "The attached layer in the image editing software allows for more complex adjustments without altering the original image."
Alternatives: "connected layer" or "linked layer".
The method accounts for both the Adams and Maheri type of damping of the structure and the frequency-dependent damping of the attached layer.
An ECEC mechanism (scheme of square) is proposed for the electron transfer reaction considering that the chemical step after reduction of the Cu II) complex corresponds to conformational changes within the attached layer.
But in relaxed muscles, which are being stretched by the attached layer of contracting muscle, the myosin's tail did something unexpected.
FTIR-spectra of samples (Fig. 1) pointed on less difference in attached layer except spectra region of structure-sensitive bands 760 550 cm−1.
For chemisorbed polymer, the weak change in heat capacity at 210 230 °C (Fig. 1c, sample 4) can be attributed to glass transition and it can testify an amorphous structure of the attached layer.
The HB score of fresh and processed semen specimens were evaluated using the HBA® Sperm Hyaluronan Binding Assay, a dual chambered slide containing an attached layer of hyaluronan located beneath two individual coverslips (Biocoat, Inc., Horsham, PA).
He likens the weakly attached layers to a deck of cards; removing a layer is like taking a single card from a deck.
Microstructural analysis indicates that the detached and the attached layers have finer and larger grains, respectively, and the Cu6Sn5 phase has a near hexagonal prism shape.
The blister in attaching layer results in 4.4 K/W additional thermal resistance.
It attaches layers to the object or particles, and it can return the eroded objects or particles to their original size.
Hide glue or gelatin made from fish gas bladders is used to attach layers of sinew to the back of the bow, and to attach the horn belly to the wooden core.
