Sentence examples for capable of attaching from inspiring English sources
By January, the Predator will come in three varieties, each capable of attaching to a PC or Mac using a different connection: U.S.B., FireWire or PC card.
A science-based approach will be used to develop a durable-elastic liner that is capable of attaching to and detaching from various types of molds easily, using ultra-strong magnets.
The presence of the 488 fluorophore (white) indicates the biotin was present and capable of attaching the steptavidin.
The novel's title even comes from the balloon-like algae, Colpomenia peregrina, which is capable of attaching to and floating off with oysters; it represents the free-spirited lifestyle the novel's protagonist seeks.
The company kept coy about what that actually means in its release, but Wired has the full story — the big goal is o create an accessory of sorts capable of attaching to a commercially-available smartphone that can capture high-quality biometric data— think a subject's thumb prints, face/eye scans, and voice recordings.
Furthermore, these cells were capable of attaching to and contaminating the rhizoplane and phyllosphere of tomato plants from seeds sown in these soils.
But the Duplo chassis featured metal axles, so Lego worked with its designers to remove these axles and replace them with plastic plugs capable of securely attaching wheels.
Photo-reactive analogs were also capable of covalently attaching to the MHC carrier, but this modification did not enhance immunogenicity because the half-life of the peptide in the MHC was dominated by the catabolism of the complex and the level of covalent interaction was low.
Cellular "backpacks" are nanoscale thickness, micrometer-sized, photolithographically patterned heterostructured multilayer systems capable of noncytotoxically attaching to the membrane of a living cell.
We also show that wing lice are more capable of remaining attached to active flies that are walking, grooming or flying.
Similarly, designed organisms capable of surviving attached to specific components in plastic waste will have a hard time to evolve into something else beyond what was planned.
