Sentence examples for segment attached from inspiring English sources

The arrangement puts the affordable apartments in a segment attached to the condo building and is allowed under zoning rules that the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio says it is now working to change.

We study a three-dimensional bicrystal containing an axially symmetric shrinking grain which is initially a spherical segment attached along a circular groove root to the flat exterior surface of a second grain.

On the Fox and Friends segment attached to the Tweet, Hegseth claimed, "I don't think I've washed my hands for 10 years". Not 10 minutes, not 10 hours, not even 10 days.

The technique is executed by segmentalising the alveolar bone through a minimal vestibular incision (similar to osteotomies such as alveolar distraction osteogenesis), transporting the segment attached to the periosteum to the desired three-dimensional planned area and fixing it with plate and screws.

To indicate the location of the tyloids on the antennae, we progressively numbered the antennal segments from the segment attached to the head capsule (scape) to the apex following Bin and Vinson [ 31].

Particularly, both protons of the methyl CH3 at 1.57 ppm (a) and of the CH with its tertiary carbon attached to hydroxyl and carbonyl groups at 5.17 ppm (c) from the L-LA monomer showed the polylactide (PLA) block, while protons of the CH2CH2 segment attached to two oxygen atoms at 3.64 ppm (b) were determined to originate from the PEG moiety.

"It's not like wearing a device with hard segments attached to the body," says Litchfield.

Disordered flanking chain segments attached to the α-helix sequence can, despite a negligible impact on the dimer stability, lead to a downhill free-energy surface in which the barrier for binding is eliminated.

This goal can be achieved by considering the fibrous protein Lamin B as a surrogate, since regions of high abundance of Lamin B can indicate chromatin segments attached to the nucleic lamina.

As the inflow velocity approaches blowoff limit, the flame dynamics exhibit a complex sequence of events, such as periodic local extinction and recovery, and regrowth of the bulk flame by the flame segments attached behind the bluff-body.

It appears that after Molyneux had prepared the manuscript gores (the flat map segments attached to the globes), he had them printed by the celebrated Flemish engraver and cartographer Jodocus Hondius, who lived in London between 1584 and 1593 to escape religious difficulties in Flanders.