Sentence examples for permanent attachment from inspiring English sources

Finally, to test the null hypothesis that transitions between life habit states (permanent attachment, byssal attaching, free-living, recessing, and gliding) are equally likely to come from any of the five states, we used a Chi-square test to compare the number of the observed to the expected transitions.

However, if a more controlled or more permanent attachment is desired, one can also covalently attach molecules.

"Something that's removable, not a permanent attachment".

(A brief teen-age marriage to another Gypsy girl produced a child but not a permanent attachment).

Nonetheless, by the mid-17th century, there were between 1,000 and 2,000 planters on the English Shore who had some sort of permanent attachment to Newfoundland.

After attending Columbia University (1921 22), he explored Harlem, forming a permanent attachment to what he called the "great dark city".

A self-described hit man, he has his affections, but few permanent attachments.

Like her parents, we were there as tourists, but with deeper, and in my case, more permanent attachments.

These permanent attachments include the 87th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, and a Special Troops Battalion.

As with the spirit of party, Washington recognizes that permanent attachments abroad inevitably strip Americans of good judgment: we judge events based only on what they mean for "our team," wasting resources and inventing conflicts which distract us from our real interests.

No one would support a team such as Exeter City, Tranmere Rovers or Sheffield United (my lot) unless they felt some permanent emotional attachment that goes beyond the teams' results and no matter how turgid the product on offer might be.