Sentence examples for reattach to from inspiring English sources

A Radial Jet Reattachment (RJR) nozzle forces an air flow to reattach to a surface in a ring-like configuration and then flow outwardly and inwardly.

The snails, dislodged by rough seas, fail to reattach to to rocks, and the crabs stop looking after their eggs.

Ozone, O3, has three atoms and is highly reactive, because the third atom can detach from the ozone molecule and reattach to molecules of other substances.

Removing such works from their liturgical contexts is artificial, but trying to reattach to their original spirituality with half-measures, far from removing that artificiality, merely adds another layer.

Mr. Stahl's surgeon did not want to perform a second operation too soon after the first and hoped that perhaps over time the bone would reattach to the socket.

Then, flows reattach to the ground at position II.

He never had to work to reattach himself to the black audience, and the white audience has bought tickets gradually.

Stitches will keep the detached skin over the cartilage, giving it an opportunity to reattach itself to the cartilage properly.

Once the warhead is reattached to its booster rocket, it will be flown to Kwajalein for final test preparations.

The service technician, she said, told her the line had been cut and reattached to another line.

Xiao Wei lost his right hand in an accident at work but could not have it reattached to his arm immediately.