The phrase "attachment drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a drawing or illustration that is included as an attachment to a document or email.
Example: "Please find the attachment drawing of the proposed design for your review."
Alternatives: "attached illustration" or "enclosed drawing".
Bissell's ShedAway, a metal-toothed tool at the end of a vacuum attachment, draws pet hair into the vacuum so it does not fall onto rugs and furniture.
Lewis is concerned, there's no clear causality between drawing disturbed images as a child and growing up emotionally disturbed: "If a happy child with secure attachments drew a picture such as yours, it may well be they have a rich imagination, artistic talent, or have been reading or watching some gruesome material".
But as far as Dr Lewis is concerned, there's no clear causality between drawing disturbed images as a child and growing up emotionally disturbed: "If a happy child with secure attachments drew a picture such as yours, it may well be they have a rich imagination, artistic talent or have been reading or watching some gruesome material".
Surely, I thought, somebody makes a simple stereo-speaker attachment that draws its power AND gets its sound from the PC's U.S.B. jack.
It consists of a sensor that you place in your aquarium via magnetic attachment, which also draws power conductively.
For his subsequent development of attachment theory, Bowlby drew on concepts from ethology, cybernetics, information processing, developmental psychology and psychoanalysis.
Here we draw upon attachment theory to provide a conceptual model of how attachment may contribute to individual differences in empathic development, with a focus on mediating mechanisms and moderators at multiple levels of analysis.
Crumb denied any personal attachment to the character, stating, "I just got into drawing him.
The minor fissure can be approximated by drawing a horizontal line from the 4th rib attachment of the sternum to the major fissure.
In this paper, we draw on attachment theory from the family science literature to develop theoretical propositions that explain variability in one of the most distinguishing features of family firms – its socioemotional wealth (SEW) preservation objectives.
