The ancient commercial trade between these old market towns lends support to the view that the mountains have served as much as a link as they have as a barrier in the country's development.
Any linking of the billions of dollars of aid to political support is extremely controversial – nations most threatened by climate change see the aid as a right, not a reward, and such a link as heretical.
The aim of the LQI is to represent the quality of a link, as perceived by the receiver of a frame at the moment of frame reception.
As far as a link between a big source of artificial sweeteners -- diet drinks -- and diabetes, research has been a little more mixed.
We denote such a pair with a data link as {i,j}, which means a directional transmission from the ith sender to the jth receiver.
The UCD 2001 model internally represents a highway link as a three-dimensional array of point sources that simulates a roadway mixing zone which extends 2.5 m above a highway link.
Here's some of the language that will be included in The Times's stylebook: If an article refers to material of interest to readers, like a Web site, document, image or video, provide an embedded link as a convenience.
He doesn't know if a new, upscale Bowery has space for a poetry cafe, but he sees his establishment as a vital link, as "a continuation of the beat coffeehouses, the Yiddish-speaking socialists of the Lower East Side," and he is willing to struggle to preserve it.
I've tried to ignore the politics, which are fraught indeed, and focus on the merits of the East West Link as a project and a case study in how infrastructure policy works – or doesn't work - in this country.
