Sentence examples for reporter attached from inspiring English sources
First, Winston Churchill may well have accused the Pushtuns of "treachery and violence" when he was a reporter attached to the Makaland Field Force, but that is rather like the pot calling the kettle black.
Clooney is the lantern-jawed American reporter, attached to cover the Potsdam conference, who stumbles upon a murder and an establishment cover-up; Cate Blanchett is the local shady lady with a secret and Tobey Maguire is the creepy American soldier who's way out of his depth.
William L. Laurence, the New York Times reporter attached to the Manhattan Project, wrote that "never before in history had any man lived to see his own discovery materialize itself with such telling effect on the destiny of man".
In short, we observed that the fluorophore reporter attached to PKINES FITCC) underwent a reproducible time-dependent bleaching when exposed to excitation light.
The most likely candidate for the decrease of buffering power on exposure to ISO is a phosphorylation of TnI, which has been shown to decrease Ca binding as assessed from a fluorescent reporter attached to TnC.
In his report, Mr. Hamby wrote that the growing role of so-called embeds, or television reporters attached to the campaign, had infuriated the Romney staff.
One of the most prominent of the reporters attached to a unit, Ted Koppel of ABC, left yesterday and will return to Washington, where he will resume his position as anchor of "Nightline" on Monday.
On Tuesday morning, July 6th — deadline day for the P.C.N. & R. — Joe Lindsley was surfing the Internet for any local development that the paper might have missed when he came across the names of two of his reporters, attached to something called Philipstown.info.info
Previous reports on the penetration depth of SERS used reporter groups attached at fixed distances from the surface.
The UBPs cleave a reporter protein attached to the C terminus of Cub from the assembled split-ubiquitin.
This is achieved by feeding to the cells a sugar which is a metabolic precursor with an additional chemical reporter group attached.
