The phrase "attachment frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, design, or psychology, where it refers to a framework or structure that holds or supports attachments.
Example: "The attachment frame in the software allows users to easily manage their files and documents."
Alternatives: "attachment structure" or "attachment framework".
Latex sheeting was used since this could be tensioned before attachment to the frame, therefore reducing the chance of the trailing edge of the wing fluttering during testing.
In sales so far, bikes with experimental attachments, including 1890s frame loops and 1910s water tanks, have brought four- and five-figure prices.
A numerical approach based on a receptance method has been developed to evaluate the airborne sound insulation of aircraft panels with stringer and ring frame attachments.
The method is the extension of an earlier deterministic approach, where the modal expansion and modal receptance methods were used to predict random noise transmission through curved aircraft panels with stringer and ring frame attachments.
Cable locks can also be used to secure less valuable bike attachments to the frame, such as a basket.
Their attachment to the support frame needs to provide, on the one hand, enough flexibility to allow some movement to release the induced thermal stresses and, on the other hand, to provide enough stiffness to avoid a misalignment of one target element relative to the others.
A metal bar was glued directly on the skull with dental acrylic for future attachment to an imaging frame.
This would involve two operations, each of which would include: the attachment of a stereotactic frame to the skull; MRI and PET scans; general anaesthesia; skin incisions; the drilling of a partial burr hole into the skull (not penetrating the brain), follow-up antibiotics and six months of immunosuppressive therapy.
Figure 1 Series of video frames showing attachment of a functionalized silica bead to a silicon nanomembrane.
The most recent developments consist in geometrical optimisations and modifications needed to have a realistic manufacturing sequence, in defining the attachments to the port frame, and in assessing the integration of the testing instrumentation required for each mock-up.
