Sentence examples for attachment subjects from inspiring English sources

As an e-mail attachment, subjects received the NASA-TLX questionnaire, which had to be printed to become adequately familiar with the instrument.

Fatigue tests were conducted of steel non-load carrying filet welded attachments subjected to ultrasonic impact treatment (UIT) at various levels simulating proper, under-, and over-treatment.

Crittenden's theories [29] are also particularly relevant to the alexithymia construct because they provide an original and interesting conceptualization of the developmental importance of very early relations of attachment, when subjects learn to regulate not only their interpersonal functioning, but also their mental and emotive functioning.

We postulate that the unique mechanical responses of type IV pili unravelled here enable the bacteria to firmly attach to biotic and abiotic surfaces and thus maintain attachment when subjected to high shear forces under physiological conditions, helping to explain why pili play a critical role in colonization of the host.

The fatigue crack in the blade attachment is subjected to an over speed mission cycle that includes high cycle frequencies (i.e., spectrum load) and the crack growth rate is predicted utilizing the Forman Newman de Koning (FNK) model.

Four hours after start of the experiment we assessed attachment by subjecting the cells to rotation on an orbital shaker at 65 rpm for one hour.

The film samples were gripped in the tension geometry attachment and subject to static tension whilst measuring in oscillatory mode at frequencies of 0.1, 1 and 10 Hz Thermal sweeps were conducted by heating the samples at 3 °C min−1 between −80 and 180 °C (Martins et al., 2012).

To quantify this cost and evaluate it relative to the other measures we consider we introduce a new metric, "robustness" (see Methods), which represents the capacity of a reticulate network to remain connected to its source/sink node (point of petiole attachment) when subject to random removal of veins, relative to its MST counterpart.

Berry et al. [ 48] found higher levels of attachment anxiety in subjects who had experienced trauma from caregivers during childhood.

What finally cemented her attachment to the subject of silencing was when she saw it help bring down a dot-com.

The most interesting element of the play is the implicit family attachment to the subject; Mr. Arbus was married to the photographer Diane Arbus, who committed suicide in 1971, two years after their divorce.