The phrase "attachment image" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one refers to an image that is attached to an email or document.
Example: "Please find the attachment image of the report for your review."
Alternatives: "attached image" or "image attachment".
Walsh was charged with possession of six email attachment images, which were not found by police on either his work or home computers, but on a Hotmail server account he set up to receive and send sexual messages.
To verify cell plating uniformity, a post-attachment scan was taken after cell attachment and the PWV shift image was determined by subtracting the baseline image from the post-attachment image.
Windows Live Mail: Microsoft has provided its new e-mail service with a nicely simple interface (although leaving space for the usual advertising) and a lot of security–any e-mail that comes from a sender who is not on your Allowed Senders or contacts list generates a warning, and all attachments, images and links are blocked until you say otherwise.
Indeed some symptoms (e.g. delusions with religious content) may alter God's image as an attachment figure; conversely, having a positive religious coping involving a secure attachment to a spiritual figure may have a soothing effect, hence possibly improving some symptoms such as anxiety, lowered mood and even some psychotic features [ 17].
One example is studied by Granqvist et al. [22], who examined the God-image as an attachment figure in theistic religions, defining the relationship with God as an attachment relationship.
The article analyses factors such as preferences for green spaces over other leisure spaces, community attachment, the image of green spaces, social cohesion, and perceptions of safety in three socioeconomically differentiated neighborhoods within the Metropolitan Area of Santiago.
While documents usually account for small amounts of data, e-mail can be an exception because it often comes with attachments and image.
Use this app for keeping control of your attachments and image files.
Its focus on psychosocial domains allows the instrument to assess several important Qol domains (affect, attachment, self-image, being useful, social contact, sense of aesthetics in the living environment, security and privacy, self-determination and freedom) that were described in an earlier review [ 13] and judged as important by people with dementia.
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