I suspect that won't present too many issues for Apple, though; iOS aficionados will latch onto it just as they did with the similarly late Panorama feature in iOS, and Mogul may wind up making slow-motion video a must-have for smartphones going forward.
"If the victim really doesn't know" who did it, "and is tuned into social media, and sees a frenzy of people ID'ing someone, they will latch on to it," said Philadelphia-area defense lawyer Michael Fienman.
After the cap is removed, the Helix Q4000 will latch its hooks onto the blowout preventer and wait for instructions to begin lifting it up.
Anti-Zionist activists will latch on to it.
At the moment, coding is presented as an easy route to a well-paid programming job, as though every child will latch on to it and zoom from Scratch, where you get a cartoon cat to walk into walls, to complicated programming languages such as C++.
Martin estimates that the series should make its way to screens in the next year or two, but there's no telling if fans will latch on to it the way they have with all the nudity, dragons, incest, and bloodlust that Game of Thrones has offered.
If you show too much weakness, people will latch on to it and will see that they can be mean to you right back.
Despite all the frenzy, it isn't clear whether the masses will latch onto the idea of e-mail anywhere, all the time.
With bond insurers, investors will latch onto negative news because it is such an out-of-favor industry".
From the south, a large crane will latch onto the colonnade and hold it in place from above.
