Sentence examples for attached to setting from inspiring English sources

No stigma is attached to setting aside one's marriage vows at Gerewol whether temporarily or permanently, says Human Planet director Tuppence Stone.

He won seven gold medals at those Games, all of them with world records attached, to set the bar for immortality that Phelps will try to raise in Beijing.

In May, 18 Makah Indians began getting Internet service through phone lines attached to set-top boxes on their TV sets, which they use instead of computer monitors.

In broad terms, we consider that global handlers can be attached to sets of service components taking part in a composition.

The studio camera featured a buffer, and pressing the doorbell "trigger" the crew had attached to it set the camera recording one second prior to that moment.

His sound, which he would describe as "electro-soul" if a genre needs attached to it, sets a balance between various urban music genres while not heavily dependent on one in particular.

To keep up a good balance between continuity and change, it is always necessary to balance path-dependent mechanisms like ideology or self-consistency maximization, and innovative mechanisms like agenda-setting behavior, so a weight of 3 is attached to agenda setting (γ7).

Each member of the sample had a small box, called an Audimeter, attached to the set, which recorded when the set was on and what channel was tuned in.

Most importantly, reaction dynamics are defined in terms of fuzzy sets, not the real values that are attached to those sets by the centroid values.

He's clearly attached to the set — he sold Christmas cards to buy it for $100 when he was 14 — and sets out to find someone to repair it.

Each video connector on your TV is attached to an input setting on your TV.