Although complex formation is an example of the linking together of species by the formation of covalent (but highly polar) bonds, the first systematic approach to the explanation of the properties of complexes was based on a model in which the effect of the ligands was treated as an essentially ionic problem.
Make an example of the weakest links.
Woolf is an example of how the link between mental illness and art (and femininity) is fetishized and misunderstood.
Eoanthropus dawsoni, or Piltdown man, was found in a gravel pit at Piltdown in Sussex in 1912 by Charles Dawson, and for 40 years Piltdown man, with his huge, humanlike braincase and apelike jaw, remained on display in what is now the NaturalHistory Museum in London as an example of the notorious "missing link" between humanity and its primate ancestors.
For Ekserdjian it is both a bronze equivalent of the Wilton Diptych and an example of the complicated trading links of the Middle Ages by which something like rock crystal from Madagascar ended up in Europe, even though Madagascar was not even known to exist.
On the "marthasflowers" pages, twenty-five tea roses, which are available for eighteen dollars a dozen at Roses Only in New York, cost fifty-two dolland, and the larger of the two "suggested vases" to put them in (an example of the site's linking logic) another seventy-eight dollars.
Can you give an example of the "power of weak links"?
As an example of the above mentioned approach, links below highlight some of our recent work on Cerebral Cavernous Malformations, congenital vascular anomalies of the brain comprising focal, thin-walled, grossly dilated vascular spaces.
The state's experience in responding to Hurricane Katrina, which directly affected nearby states and resulted in evacuation of affected people to Georgia, was largely viewed as an example of the benefits of positive links between business and government agencies.
