fasten on/upon something

Examples of fastened

fastened

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The first skin panel will then be tacked in place and mechanically fastened.
However, their predicted production hours required for the mechanically fastened, monocoque concept were three times greater than what was predicted for the welded, monocoque concept.
There was a door, plus a panel at the side, which normally stayed fastened.
Its accessibility, ease, and mobility tightly fastened the new bourgeois individual to the commodity culture that represented him/her.
A large spring, attached to a wooden board, with a rubber band fastened inside, at its bottom.
The woman selected an oil pastel color for the art therapist to draw her contour on a large sheet of paper fastened on the wall.
They have retracted from the pore-like canals in the vitelline envelope, but remain fastened to the inner face of the latter.
The spar webs will be fastened next, followed by the top spar caps.
On the one hand the standard of right and wrong, on the other the chain of causes and effects, are fastened to their throne.
The male part of the joint is fastened to the bottom surface of the testing machine.
It was as if the object had become replaced by the interval, and it was onto this that fantasy now fastened.
A telephone cord, fastened on top of a big pole (table leg).
He fastened upon text content rather than syntactic structure.
After the mooring line was fastened, one could clearly distinguish their figures in their baggy but quite new cloth gowns.
The upper panel, which is tool coordinated, is then placed and fastened.
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