Sentence examples for which become attached from inspiring English sources

On a smaller scale, Yuken Teruya's delicate trees, cut from designer shopping bags, which become attached vitrines, evoke the needless products shrinking our forests.

By cycling continuously through successive desire engines, users begin to form internal triggers, which become attached to existing behaviors and emotions.

The PRDM12 gene, however, plays a key role in modifying a protein called chromatin which becomes attached to the DNA of the chromosomes and acts as a control switch to activate or deactivate other genes on the chromosome.

If the female is still receptive when he finds her, the male protrudes his posterior abdominal segments, pushes under the end of the female, and grasps the terminal ventral segments of the female with his genital hooks; then he expels the spermatophore, which becomes attached to the spermathecal opening of the female.

The air entrainment at the burnt side of the fire strongly influences the downstream flow, which becomes attached to the surface over a characteristic length scale.

As can be seen in Figure 7, when looking at snap shots from approximately 10 to 17 h, there were two large SGS (indicated by red and blue arrows) which became attached to the cell membrane and gradually internalized into the cell - as is evidenced by the loss of resolution and blurred nature of the SGS images.

The King's moved to the right sector of the Hook on 27 May, excepting "D" Company's 10 Platoon and "B" Company (as reserve) which became attached to the Dukes.

Set in a grim tract house in North Hollywood, the film chronicles the process by which people become attached to objects and begin to prefer them to people.

Some accessory glands form secretions by which eggs become attached to a hard surface; others secrete a protective envelope around the egg.

The Admiral trainer has lived in the house for 13 years and recently spent £4,500 on the side of the house, which would become attached to the new development.

We can see signs of that in the compulsiveness with which people become attached to the streams of information that swirl by your eyes. .