The disparity between what an artist--particularly a novelist--actually experiences and the final work of art is a contrast based on a linked relationship.
DCE-MRI is another technique that can provide functional information on tumor viability deriving tumoral neoangiogenic changes linked to contrast medium kinetics.
This pattern yields the power law relationship linking threshold contrast increment to base contrast that is seen in Figure 4.
This bureaucratised, expert, 24/7 globally linked machinery contrasts with the looser, slower, less 'professionalised' workings of the women's movement, anti-slavery or anti-apartheid movements.
The study also demonstrated that composition differences were mainly linked to contrasting fertilisation regimens (green and animal manures v. mineral fertiliser inputs).
Although it seems probable that this would be related to other measures of sensitivity to spatiotemporal variation, such as threshold contrast sensitivity and suprathreshold discrimination ability, the link has not been directly examined for temporal sensitivity; Shepherd has provided evidence of such a link for spatial contrast (7).
TJN's appeal to the Queen seeks to draw a link between the contrasting prospects of those Commonwealth nations battling against poverty andthose UK-linked tax havens that have attracted capital oversea because of the low tax and secrecy on offer.
These "extreme assumptions" underpinning what the authors term "presumed" linking (in contrast to empirical linking) should be subjected to falsifiable tests as a means of building support for a presumed linking across potentially non-equivalent groups.
By contrast, Trpc1, a channel linked to cutaneous mechanosensation (Garrison et al., 2012) was enriched in Parv-Cre/TdT+ neurons, indicating a potential role in proprioception.
Just last month, a new study showed a link between the iodine contrast that patients receive for routine medical scans and thyroid disease.
LinkedIn, by contrast, carries much more potential: Nadella says it will add to profitability within two years, a sign of his confidence in his judgment.
