Sentence examples for a linkage that from inspiring English sources

"The danger is we believe there is a linkage that may be occurring at the very lowest levels between the Sunni and the Shia," Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez, commander of the occupation forces, said on Thursday.

There could also be a linkage that has a ratio on it to increase that movement.

These two domains, at each end of a homodimer, are connected by a linkage that is flexible on single microtubules, but forms well-defined crossbridges between antiparallel filaments.

The First Circuit acknowledged that although "there is certainly a point at which the linkage of information to identity becomes too uncertain, or too dependent on too much yet-to-be-done, or unforeseeable detective work," the lawsuit's claims involving the USA Today app allege a linkage that "is both firm and readily foreseeable to Gannett".

And in the case of little recorders‚ you'd have a linkage that would go to the back of the machine casing.

Ironically, by making that connection, one that Obama never made, the Limbaughs of the world are creating a linkage that otherwise would not have existed in the minds of the electorate.

This paper presents a synthesis methodology for a planar linkage that draws a given plane algebraic curve.

TFF1 forms a homodimer via a disulphide linkage that affects wound healing activity.

The key to the work, Stoddart says, was the development of a new type of chemical bond, a mechanical linkage that allows components to interact in a controlled and repeated manner.

(ii) Second is a covalent linkage that resulted from a chemical reaction between one reactive group on the particle surface and the other one incorporated in the biomolecules.

But the game is so good, so compelling, so much a part of us -- a knickered linkage that goes back to Civil War days -- that it thrives almost miraculously.