Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Attach themselves in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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They attach themselves to the mitochondrial walls, and they just… I have already scanned you.
A good glass of wine The roots of Burgundy's vineyards attach themselves in an ancient, geological past 60 million years old rock layers.
The songs attach themselves with little barbs in your mind,
They will attach themselves to the substrate on a suitable spot, where they will form a new colony.
Except with those who attach themselves to your allies or come to you with no desire to fight you
A good glass of wine The roots of Burgundy's vines attach themselves in an ancient, geological past 60 million year old rock layers.
Virus particles released from the dying enterocytes then attach themselves to other noninfected enterocytes in the vicinity
These are pieces of soul energy that get split off from an individual soul and attach themselves to other individual souls.
Except with those who attach themselves to your allies or come to you with no desire to fight you
Mussels attach themselves to stones or shells with the help of strong threads,
Time-release Marula Spheres attach themselves to the hair shaft
They attach themselves to the hulls of ships or travel as larvae in ballast water of cargo ships.
Pathogenic bacteria attach themselves in the same way to human cells where they cause infections.
by which the bacteria attach themselves to the intestinal wall.
Ticks are parasitic organisms that attach themselves by mouth to the skin of dogs,
days of swimming they attach themselves to the substrate where they are converted to a so-called scypthistomapolyp.
Fatty substances attach themselves to the outer surface of the bubbles,
And are unable to let it go. Sometimes, tormented souls attach themselves to an object.
They then drop to the bottom and attach themselves to a hard surface,
mucus and bacteria, which attach themselves to your teeth and form colonies that become mineralised.