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This is important because you need to know how the rack will attach to your vehicle.

Do the labels we attach to people tell us everything we need to know?

Historians are said to attach too much importance to political factors.

And I can truly attach to the excellence of their service.

The high turnout clearly shows the importance voters attach to the election.

"His visit shows the importance they attach to us," said Yang Gui, an economics student.

For this to happen, it would need to be able to attach to, infect and replicate in human cells.

To help it attach to the pole, we used bamboo stakes and also tied to the pole with twist ties.

A stabilizer for a canoe; spars attach to a shaped log or pontoon parallel to the hull.

These diagnostic tools can attach to any application without requiring that application to start in a special mode.

This allowed third-party developers to attach to and manipulate running applications through a rich set of extension points.

The motor that drives the robot's tail and a curved, girder-like stabilizer bar attach to the robot's upper body.

Attributions are the reasons we attach to our own and other's behaviour, what we see as its cause.

These particles are electrically charged and attach to aerosols, dust and other particles in the air we breathe.

The bacteria swim towards soldier nanobots, where they attach to the nanobots and then download their DNA message.

The handles and shoulder strap are reinforced with steel rivets (leather-covered, of course) where they attach to the bag.

You open a new integration test client for each module and then attach to the module or, when you select multiple modules, click the attach icon in the integration test client that you opened.

This bat, endemic to Madagascar, was thought to use suction cups on its wings and ankles to attach to palm leaves and other smooth surfaces.

To attach too much importance to the behavior of social etiquette will lead to ossification of behavior, which makes people miss the occasion of expressing their true feeling.

To enable us to assess your application expeditiously, it is important that your employer provide the information requested in Annex a attach to form 4a.

Health: Brominated flame retardants, which attach to dust and get inhaled or ingested, have been found to trigger learning problems in children and to interfere with certain hormones.

Until recently, only larger birds could be followed using tracking devices, because the gadgets were too big and heavy to attach to small birds.

It may be that oral bacteria enter the bloodstream, attach to fatty plaques in the coronary arteries and cause clots to form.

The blades will attach to a drivetrain that does away with many of the moving parts, including the gearbox, that are prone to breakage and energy loss.

By pushing your Darwinian button, if a roboticist can get you to take care of the robot, you will attach to it.

The importance people attach to paid holidays and the rapid development of service for mass entertainment and recreation are signs of this increase concern.

"Bullying" and "harassment" are amorphous categories, and the seriousness we attach to these tactics varies considerably depending on the power dynamics at play.

The piriformis muscles, strong external rotators of the thigh, attach to the sacrum and the femur. Stretching them can increase S-I joint instability.

Sessile aquatic animal forming mosslike colonies of small polyps each having a curved or circular ridge bearing tentacles; attach to stones or seaweed and reproduce by budding.

If we begin to attach too much importance to the applause of Englishmen, we shall have to be rid of much in us that is good, and to accept from them much that is bad.

attach too much weight to this and too little weight to that; to place either too little or too great emphasis on a matter; ided; unbalanced

There were four idealistic and academic schools on Xining and Yuanfeng period in Song dynasty, which offered four inspirit colonies to shih ta fu to select or attach to.

I'm going to put an object now on an incline again, as we did before and instead of having it sit on its own I'm going to attach to it a string.

The Presidency has survived hard times and ordinary men before, and so has the romance Americans attach to it -- the dream that it can still be made to work wonders if only Mr. Right comes along.

He points out that a great book - -i will quote this and then I'll leave you - is great in part because it can't possibly be reduced to the silliness that the advocates of Western Civ attach to it.

But one of the problems is that a drug that latches on to one of these receptors might also attach to a closely related one, which can trigger unwanted side effects.

De Moraes has been working with the weed, which attaches to its host plant "like a leech that will attach to the plant and then suck the nutrients out."

Before you run a program or attach to an already running program, list the source code where you believe the bug is, set breakpoints, and then start debugging the program.

But in 2008, the firm found that the 787's carbon-fibre "wingbox", the internal fuselage structure the wings attach to, was not strong enough and needed stiffening with metal spars.

But the flesh is very fresh, but the work is far away from the world. He is a man who is always a writer with confidence. The most complimentary is not the gift of literature. It is the courage to attach to the living flesh.