We must develop a common attachment to our country, our Constitution and the national symbols.
"I think we do want everyone to be willing to accept the same basic laws, a common attachment to western democracy and a shared responsibility for the nation's security".
Though they were diverse in age and class, their uniformly white skin, down-home talk and traditional values suggested a common attachment to an America that had lost its long-held claim to the cultural center.
But common attachment to a single urban space has not able to prevent previously cosmopolitan Mediterrean cities such as Alexandria or Izmir from turning into mono-ethnic, mono-religious ones; nor does it instantly solve the problem of co-existence between devout Sunni Muslims and everybody else.
The beams are connected through a common attachment point which may not coincide with the shear centre or the beam centroid.
The overdentures are connected to the implants via several common attachment designs such as the ball and socket, straight bar, and magnets.
Recent studies indicate that hTIM-1, with some other but not all phosphatidylserine (PS) binding receptors, functions as a common attachment factor for a range of enveloped viruses, including filoviruses, flaviviruses, HIV, etc., through direct interaction with PS of the viral envelope (Li et al., 2014; Moller-Tank et al., 2013; Meertens et al., 2012; Jemielity et al., 2013).
Common attachment behaviours and emotions, displayed in most social primates including humans, are adaptive.
Because over all this, past the politics and the controversies, past the disparities and the statistics, people here are bonded with a common attachment to their culture and history--past the polls and the long-awaited promises of better tomorrows, a sheer love for everything that makes this place what it is, from brass band trombones to the taste of broiled crawfish. .
