Sentence examples for was first attached from inspiring English sources
He was first attached to the Royal Scots regiment.
Bratt Pitt was first attached to play Fawcett in Gray's film.
Can we trace it back to its origin, the point when it was first "attached?" Is Gerhartsreiter a real Rockefeller?
Miller was first attached to the project in 2007 and envisioned using it to spearhead an entire infrastructure in Australia, not unlike the way Peter Jackson used the Lord of the Rings franchise to put New Zealand on the map as a location for world-standard film-making talent.
Dr. Reiter's name was first attached to the syndrome, at least in the English language, in an arthritis textbook in 1941 and a journal article in 1942 by Dr. Walter Bauer and Dr. Ephraim P. Engleman of the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.
In brief, the sample was first attached to a printed circuit board substrate with vacuum grease for mounting inside a CCR with a shielding box.
"All About the Spotting Deer" starts out as a dry parody of nature documentaries ("Its 'antlers' are actually colonies of parasitic polyps that are first attached to the deer during adolescence"); then it mutates into a vignette about an unhappy author, then into a routine about Canadian self-celebration, and ultimately folds in on itself.
In their work, acetylene-terminated alkyl monolayers were first attached to non-oxidized crystalline silicon surfaces through a hydrosilylation reaction.
In this way, the heteropoly acid is first attached to the support material and then interacts with a homogeneous catalyst through the metal atom of the complex.
According to the existing growth mechanism theory [17], a carbon atom is first attached to the boundary of the catalyst particle and then more carbon atoms join them, resulting in a graphene cap on the catalyst particle.
Strategies where dispersants are first attached to ceramic particles prior to integration into a plating bath containing other additives may lead to high volume fractions of particles thus harder deposits.
