Although Palmer's book is, as advertised, extensively researched, and full of alarming facts and figures about things such as depression and insecure attachment arising from inadequate day-care provision, her analysis is at its most characteristic when she is describing children's experience as poisonous.
The words attachment style or pattern refer to the various types of attachment arising from early care experiences, called secure, anxious-ambivalent, anxious-avoidant, (all organized), and disorganized.
The appropriate reaction conditions for heme attachment arise from the environment created by the maturation proteins in a catalyzed process that compensates for the different reactivity of histidine compared to cysteine.
It is less clear how preferential attachment might arise in biological networks of proteins, requiring a protein to become more acquisitive of attachments the more it has.
Our findings contradict arguments from evolutionary psychologists claiming that sex differences in attachment organization arise during middle childhood.
It is a highly deceptive trap and because such attachment and desires arise from the mind, it is best to investigate there first.
Of course there is dukkha, the Buddhist theory that pain arises out of attachment and impermanence; weltschmerz, the German term for ennui provoked by the clashing of the real world with an ideal one.
The specificity of the attachment of substrates to such surfaces arises from geometrical matching of hydrogen bond donors and acceptors, of opposite dipoles and of opposite charges.
Naturally the question arises: has Mr. Gorchov's prolonged attachment to his preferred format paid off?
In Savalia savaglia, the transition of attachment sites transverses the mesoglea such that the most distal muscle attachment sites are pleats arising from the ectodermal surface of the mesoglea and the muscle transits the entire width of the mesoglea within a single section (Fig. 2d).
