Sentence examples for and of ties from inspiring English sources

The vote capped an ugly race in which Mr. Osuna Millán accused Mr. Hank of corruption and of ties to organized crime.

She writes of Joseph Priestley's isolation of oxygen (along with his fierce espousal of the French Revolution), of Watt's steam-engine struggle, of Darwin as doctor, botanist, poet and universal dabbler, and of ties to Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson.

Wear different colors and textures of ties and be open to experimenting with different widths and knots as well.

Formal network analytic methods were used to identify and measure the character and intensity of ties among organizations.

In a second experimental design, the influence of a lower range of PEG molar mass (MMPEG) and of tie-line length (TLL) on the partitioning of XR was studied.

To further investigate the pericardial blood accumulation phenotype, we examined transverse sections in the heart region of ten tie-2 mutants (Fig. 2Bi iii) and of tie-2 mutants injected with the sd-tie-1 MO (Fig. 2Ciiii).

While expression of Ang-1 [ 39, 40] and of Tie receptors [ 41- 43] has been reported in RA, this is the first demonstration that Tie1 is effective in an in vivo model of arthritis.

The failure pattern is sequenced by the buckling of longitudinal bars, yielding of lateral ties and rupture of ties.

The grade of concrete, tie configuration and spacing of ties are the parameters varied in this study.

Also in these cases, the strength of reinforcement and reciprocation of ties affect the network structure in fundamental ways (Carletti et al. 2011; Murase et al. 2014).

The dimensions of measuring inertia are in terms of resistance to change in terms of networks attributes like age, size and number of ties.