The phrase "attached sources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents, references, or materials that are included with a communication, such as an email or report.
Example: "Please review the attached sources for more information on the topic."
Alternatives: "enclosed references" or "included materials".
Homogeneous tar decomposition reflects two conversion channels: (i) continuous elimination of heteroatoms as noncondensables, which transforms primary tar into polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH); and (ii) disintegration of tar monomers with attached hydrogen sources into oils and additional noncondensables.
When colloids are strongly attached to source rock and/or settle by aggregation, they are immobile.
On each memory instruction, two kinds of hints can be attached: a source cache hint and a target cache hint.
Studies in which tags were attached at source (by the manufacturer) or in-store (by the retailer) were included. .
By attaching seismic sources and receivers to the drilling module, such systems provide a more accurate picture of the underground geological environment than can be obtained from the surface alone.Sophisticated MWD tools require faster information transfer.
The user and C&C are represented as Traffic generating sources attached to a mixnet-node, whereas the agents are implemented only as Traffic sinks.
Thus, a new BLU system to generate uniformly-collimated reference beams for the VHOEs-based 3-D display is proposed by combined use of a light-guide-plate (LGP) grooved with an array of angle-variant flat-top prisms, and two LED light sources attached with reflection-type beam collimators.
In order to map a Policy View to its Implementation View, the System Mapping module attaches the source (e.g., labmachines) and sink (e.g., webserver) end nodes from each provisioned service as well as all NF nodes (e.g., LB) onto the plumbing graph, and then identify the necessary pipe(s) (i.e., the network topology for this service) connecting all these endnodes and NF nodes.
By the 1970s, eggs had become a standard supermarket item with no particular season, region or source attached.
