Sentence examples for attaching a number of from inspiring English sources

In China the Daoist deity Lei Gong is traditionally depicted as surrounded by numerous drums on which he creates thunder, and in Japan thundering drums were even automated by attaching a number of them to the outer circumference of a wheel that, when revolved, caused them to rattle an early application of the rattle drum principle.

Another reason is that the notion of attaching a number of far-flung businesses rarely works.

By attaching a number of detergent molecules to traditional enzymes, scientists have managed to create an enzyme liquid (without water) that still allows the folded proteins to catalyze the reactions of life.

As discussed above, one way to think of galled networks is that they are constructed by attaching a number of reticulations to a phylogenetic tree.

You can make an afghan by either making one huge square or by attaching a number of small squares together.

Yet it starts life with some advantages, and those mean China may be studying it for years to come.It may be beneficial that Mr Xi has rejected his predecessor's outlandish precedent of not attaching a number to his doctrine.

It is meant to be a vital tool in the preservation of stocks, attaching a number to each catch or net-load so it can be followed from vessel to market.

The banks attached a number of conditions on that partnership, which came in the form of a merger between ICE's clearinghouse and a nascent clearinghouse that the banks were establishing.

BEIRUT, Lebanon Syriaia said Monday that it would agree to allow an Arab mission of military and civilian observers into the country as part of an Arab League proposal to end months of bloodshed there, but it attached a number of conditions, among them the cancellation of economic sanctions decreed by the league.

BUT WITH CONDITIONS Syria said it would agree to allow an Arab mission of military and civilian observers into the country as part of an Arab League proposal to end months of bloodshed there, but it attached a number of conditions, among them the cancellation of economic sanctions decreed by the league.

In a letter marked "urgent" and sent from the firm's Rochdale factory to MP's office at the House of Commons, they made arrangements to meet him ahead of a select committee hearing where Yorkshire TV directors were due to give evidence and attached a number of questions they deemed "suitable" as "thought starters" for the committee.