Sentence examples for whether they attach from inspiring English sources

Another related question is whether receivers process vocalisations purely based on their acoustic properties, or whether they attach some semantic value to them.

Most bras have clasps on them, whether they attach in the front or back.

The team found several hundred that might do so and restore the protein to its functional shape; more than 30 did the job when tested in cell culture, although they don't know whether they attached to p53 in the pocket.

They are also catering to the wishes of a rising upper class, who are enamored with Western brand names, whether they are attached to designer purses or high schools.

Thus, cells can change both their identity (e.g., whether they are attached to muscles or not) and their orientation (also known as the cell polarity) during the development of a larva.

Saudi leaders tended to view all Shiite politicians and factions in the Muslim world as agents of Iran — and they attached an Iranian connection, whether real or imagined, to virtually any regional security issue.

And a recently burgeoning area of research has concerned the contents of subjective probability assignments, the objects to which such assignments attach— whether they should be to propositions (sets of possible worlds), or to more fine-grained self-locating propositions (sets of centered worlds — see Lewis 1979), or to something else.

"There are different opinions in the church as to whether to attach the tsar's family to the assembly of saints," he conceded.

She and Senate Democrats are looking to Mr. Leahy to decide whether to attach that measure as an amendment to the larger bill.

The president took to the podium for the second time in as many days, to issue his most withering attack yet on House Republicans who will spend this weekend deciding whether to attach new demands to stalled federal spending authorisation.

In a section on lessons learned, the inquiry states: "Where the UK is the junior partner and is unable during the planning or implementation to secure the outcome it requires, it should take stock of whether to attach conditions to continued participation and whether further involvement would be consistent with the UK's strategic interests.