Sentence examples for position attached to from inspiring English sources

Every now and then I see a truck driving around town with what appears to be a rocket, tilted up into launching position, attached to the back.

The spring is responsible for holding the missile's fins in place while the missile is in the prone position attached to the plane's wing.

In most cases the title refers to an entry-level research position attached to a research group led by a faculty member or principal investigator of a research program.

Both lobes of the simulated thyroid gland can be identified in the proper position attached to the simulated trachea in a way that can provide valuable information about the capability of different gamma scanning systems in imaging the thyroid gland, Fig. 6e, f.

Beatrice Webb was later to write in her diaries that Hastings was "without any sincerely held public purpose" and "an unpleasant type of clever pleader and political arriviste, who jumped into the Labour Party just before the 1922 election, when it had become clear that the Labour Party was the alternative government and it had not a single lawyer of position attached to it".

However, because of practical difficulties with writing (e.g. supine position, attached to intravenous lines) some patients gave verbal responses to the questions, which were recorded in the questionnaires by one of the study investigators.

While the 1994 rule bars women from being officially assigned to combat units, they can still be assigned to support positions "attached to" combat units.

The problem arises because the position and attachment of muscles change during evolution; a muscle lying in the same position and attached to the same bone or cartilage in one vertebrate may have different origins from those of another vertebrate species.

At the beginning and end of each condition the head position relative to the coordinate system of the helmet was recorded by leading small AC currents through three head position coils attached to the left and right pre-auricular points and the nasion on the subjects head.

The role of calibration is to find the mathematical transformation that converts the 2-D coordinates of pixels in the US image into 3-D coordinates in the frame of reference of a position sensor attached to the US probe.

The difference is that the glucose moiety C-6 position is attached to a 3 '-hydroxy-4 '-methoxy cinnamoyl in 28, while a 6"-feruloyl in 29.