Fitting in, you soon figured out, meant latching onto some chunk of your accidental portion of the space-time continuum and treating it as your destined turf, a piece of reality that other human beings disrespected at their peril.
If an individually autonomous movement can be constructed, with no leaders to become targets for the opposition to latch on to, the established means of movement breaking in this country can be rendered virtually inert.
That hasn't stopped it from latching on to Pokémon as a means of getting its name back out there, and potentially growing its user base.
Such programs have become increasingly popular in recent years as educators promoted the advantages of home computers and companies latched onto computer donations as a means of philanthropy as well as tax breaks.
The enormous steel door of Chamber B has two massive cobras painted on it and has no bolts, latches or any other means of entry.
In the sixties, my parents bought a much improved model — which presumably was more efficient, since the door closed tight, by means of a rubberized magnetic seal rather than a mechanical latch.
Do you not worry that a government with a particular agenda might latch on to findings such as these as a means of promoting certain ideas?
In Disclosure's "Latch" and Naughty Boy's "La La La," both huge hits in the U.K., Smith's singing served as a softening agent, a means of humanizing precisely tooled machine beats.
You should hear an audible clicking, which means the latches have been secured.
Its ability to latch means it cannot be forced out of a saturated condition by overload, as is the case with the insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBT).
There are several different types of latch, the most common being the D Latch and the SR Latch.
