The phrase "attaching close" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something being closely attached, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I noticed that the two pieces were attaching close, but they still needed some adjustments."
Alternatives: "closely attached" or "firmly connected".
At high flow rates, a ventilated cavity is nonetheless formed, which is attached close to the gas sparger.
Typically, large numbers of cyprids attach close to each other and to adults of the same species with obvious reproductive advantages.
However, rather than being attached close to the abdomen, the fins are turned down and stretched out, looking like two feet that could propel the fish along the sea bed.
Using the displacement data obtained from four target sets attached close to the cracks, as shown in Fig. 7, the local deformation behavior near the shear cracks can be analyzed in more detail.
Its attached close air support group was XIX Tactical Air Command, commanded by Brigadier General Otto P. Weyland.
The hexanoic acid attached close to ureido nitrogen may hamper interaction of ureido side chain as well.
Two electrodes were attached close to the outer canthi of the left and right eyes to record the left and right Saccade Muscle Potential (SMP) signals.
Each hydraulic cylinder (AHS-25/G 128; Fa GHS, Ilsfeld-Auenstein, Germany) was regulated by means of a force sensor (Fa Megatron, Putzbrunn, Germany) attached close to the muscle.
A benzophenone unit is attached close to the first fumaramide station to enable selective photosensitized isomerization of this olefinic group through energy transfer using a higher wavelength than required for nonsensitized isomerization.
Comparison of the trypanosome inhibitory properties of compounds 1– 20, which have an aromatic group attached close to the hydroxamic acid, with those of the inactive amide series (compounds 21– 26), suggests that structural differences between human and T. brucei target enzymes may influence the efficiency of inhibitor binding.
