| He's able to glom on to something someone said and repeat it as if it were his own thought. |
| And some glom onto other proteins, called transcription factors, that themselves would otherwise trigger the copying of genes. |
| So it probably succeeds in providing the kids with enough variety that they'll glom on to at least one of the tales. |
| At one point in the convention center, I was able to connect to BroadbandAccess when I could not glom on to a Wi-Fi network. |
| These glom onto the receptors and reduce their attraction to other substances. |
| Sticky fingers and gunky glom have a way to adhering to a mom's wardrobe. Combat the schmutz by wearing clothes that are easily washable rather than dry-clean only ones. |
