His name appears high in a list of those who were present at the event, implying that he may have held an important position in Flambard's household, but appended to his name is "subsequently archbishop", suggesting that his inclusion could have been a later interpolation.
"Pruning files" are given the identical name of the referenceTree, but appended with ".pru", for global prunings, or are given the identical name of a candidate tree (appended with ".pru") for local prunings.
A friend voices her opinion, maybe as favorable as yours, but appends a qualifier: "I like them, but will they be around in ten years?" You may feel compelled to defend whomever it is you're talking about, covering the present moment and the future with your positive take.
But he appended a mild rebuke, saying that any security measures should be "measured and proper in accordance with international law".
The Post fixed the mistake that afternoon, but only appended a correction notice after Stern published a piece skewering the paper for botching a key fact.
They do not defy or sneer at the buildings to which they are appended, but support them.
We know better than to take YouTube commenters as a representative sample, but the vitriol appended in the comments on this video astounds even a cynical comment-avoider like me.
But he also appended, in cables that have been declassified, some unusual notes to Bosch's applications, passing on, for instance, a report that a Cuban assassination team had entered Venezuela with Bosch as its target, and that Bosch's friends would be able to extract him from the country at a few hours' notice.
In Level 1A, the reconstructed, unprocessed instrument data at full resolution, time-referenced and annotated with ancillary information (including radiometric and geometric calibration coefficients and georeferencing parameters) are computed and appended, but not applied to Level 0 data (i.e., Level 0 can be fully recovered from Level 1A).
Full details of these procedures are not only contained in previous publications [ 10, 11], but are also appended, as required, to the Minimum information about a microarray experiment (MIAME) protocol that accompanies submission E-TABM-66 [ 20].
The best approach would be for The Times to continue publishing Mr. Gordon's articles, but to append an italic note each time saying, "Michael Gordon believes the United States can achieve victory in Iraq and that a troop escalation will help do that".
