Sentence examples for latching to the from inspiring English sources

Snowflake also stuck with the older concept of data warehouse, rather than latching to the large data set buzz word du jour, big data.

In this case, VAIO could have learned something from the Surface, where the pen magnetically latches to the body.

It latches to the mind like a burr and doesn't let go.

Main chain NH groups of three residues, S53, F54, and G55, at the tip of the Gly-rich loop form the so-called nest that latches to the phosphates (18, 19).

Alternatively, don't fix your arms at your sides or keep your hands latched to the podium.

Everything you need is latched to your back, and the ground you can cover is limited.

A hatch opens just behind the driving compartment, the canvas unfurls like a butterfly stretching its wings, the top latches to the windshield and the hatch closes.

That brings not only a aluminum, magnesium allow, and steel chassis, but also reinforced hinges and beefed-up latches to the mix as well.

Deputies observed the latch to the container had been pried off and the interior ransacked.

Screw one side of the latch to the door, 8in from the top.

Once properly latched in place, the next step is to check the infant's "latch" to the breastfeeding shield.