Sentence examples for temporary attachments from inspiring English sources

Now, Mr. Pilco uses temporary attachments.

It also includes non-county areas, unsuccessful authorizations for new counties, changes in county names and organization, and the temporary attachments of non-county areas and unorganized counties to fully functioning counties.

In actual practice, however, women already serve in many of those jobs, but as temporary "attachments" to battalions — a bureaucratic sidestep that has been necessary with the high demand for troops during the last decade of war in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Additionally, both byssal attaching and free-living habits are epifaunal, allowing a simple transition from temporary attachment to non-attachment on a substrate - no specializations in habitat use required.

"We had no other law than a kind of moderated passion," Paine wrote; "no other civil power than an honest mob; and no other protection than the temporary attachment of one man to another".

The record in this case showed that BCRA had reduced its assets in the United States in part out of a concern that even a temporary attachment would disrupt its ongoing operations.

The ship was assigned to the Atlantic and Home Fleets from 12 August 1930 to December 1938 aside from a temporary attachment to the Mediterranean Fleet in 1936.

Recent human studies have shown that OT facilitates a temporary attachment between strangers, increasing trust and reciprocity [34] [38].

We determined that temporary attachment to substrata by byssal threads is the most likely ancestral condition for the Pectinidae, with subsequent transitions to the five remaining habit types.

On the basis of their morphological cladogram, Pietsch and Orr [ 33] stated that whether facultative parasitism and temporary attachment of males to females are precursors to obligate parasitism, or the former are more derived states of the latter, remains unknown.

Our ML reconstruction strongly suggests that temporary attachment of males to females is a precursor to facultative or obligate parasitism for at least three of the five cases at the family level.