Congress enacted the Pole
Attachment Act of 1978 to regulate the rates that utilities can charge for pole
attachments.
When Sabre died Olympic looking for an
attachment for the Tahawus job, Donahue suggested the new CC 3300 hydraulic
attachment from Atlas Copco Construction Tools Inc.
Howe, a professor of social work at the University of East Anglia, UK, builds on his past work regarding emerging trends in
attachment theory, child maltreatment, and family support.
On August 19, 2003, the USD(AT & L) issued a memorandum,
Attachment (3), requiring that, by the end of Fiscal Year 2005, personnel involved in preparation of performance-based statements of work must complete PBSA training.
By concentrating his dealership on the scrap and demolition industries, Gibson says he has become a leading dealer for Genesis
Attachments, earning a No.
According to Object Relations (Winnicott, 1965) and
Attachment (Bowlby, 1969) theorists, a primary goal in relationships is to feel understood (Ainsworth, 1992).
An ultra-large 12-ton crusher, with a maximum reach of 41 meters, can be used in place of the three-piece
attachment.
Yet increasing numbers of cooperative distribution systems identify pole
attachment regulation and management as an issue of growing concern.
Since Bowlby's (1969) original conception of
attachment theory, others have examined different aspects like
attachment stability (e.
According to Bowlby (1969),
attachment is a biosocial behavioral system, comprising contextual, emotional, cognitive, and behavioral elements, which has the primary function of protecting the child against danger and predators.
Various researches have been done in the area of
attachment styles and marital satisfaction and have mostly shown that there are differences between
attachment styles in terms of marital satisfaction level.
The
attachment theory of John Bowlby (6) has been a seminal foundation to understanding human growth and development for several decades.
