In Colley's words, Great Britain in 1707 was "much less a trinity of three self-contained and self-conscious nations than a patchwork in which uncertain areas of Welshness, Scottishness and Englishness were cut across by strong regional attachments, and scored over again by loyalties to village, town, family and landscape".
Here then, regional attachments and sentiments of communitarian mutualised indebtedness are perforated by forms of international immunitary exchange and intermediation.
Influencing the regional ligament entheseal attachment angle is the shape of the entheseal tidemark's surface which, to our knowledge, has not hitherto been studied.
The growth of organized sports reflected not only the social separation between classes but also the strength of regional and local attachments.
Attach lower attachment assembly.
This research trialed a spatially explicit method for identifying place attachment in a regional study in South Australia.
We considered whether to add a cerebral regional oxygenation (rSO2) monitoring, but attachment of rSO2 sensors to his forehead was difficult in the prone position.
Patients had an initial small necrotic lesion (eschar) on the tick-bite point of attachment, fever and regional lymphadenopathies, an erythematous maculopapular rash, or any combination of these symptoms.
Mr President, in his original draft report, our rapporteur, Mr Napolitano, quite rightly described the dual challenge of taking account of the citizens' attachment to their regional and local roots and, in moving from fifteen to twenty-five Member States, avoiding any weakening of the institutions' operation.
Yard-sale devotees, 911 operators, drivers for florists, the United Parcel Service and the New York Telephone Company all espoused their attachments to the regional maps.
