In Friedrich Schlegel's view, the hyper-reflexive expressive registers of irony and humor are particularly suited to voice the modern mindset, and are, as such, intrinsically linked to the fragment (such a view is also present in Novalis's writings, though underemphasized in comparison with Friedrich Schlegel).
As a result, Sbihi views himself as being as much Moroccan as English, so intrinsically linked has he become with the north African nation.
Sustainable energy systems, their generation as well as their utilisation are intrinsically linked to spatial management.
As research is intrinsically linked to innovation and technology, economic growth and, more important, human health, we must not be shortsighted or partisan and turn our backs on the well-being of our citizenry and nation.
Although I view Israel as a political entity and Judaism as a faith, many Jews see the two intrinsically linked as part of their Jewish identity, and so it often comes up.
Molecular clocks for Siboglinidae can, in some instances, be calibrated as hydrothermal vent species are intrinsically linked with geology as mid-ocean ridges form and separate.
For me personally, it has soundtracked moments of spine-tingling ecstasy – an epic drive through the red rocks of Sedona, for instance – and also moments of great sadness: I still have to be careful about where I hear the beautiful theme to Once Upon a Time in the West, so intrinsically linked as it is with a past breakup.
As partnership assessment is intrinsically linked to developing and strengthening partnerships, the review focuses on self-assessment tools, not external evaluation processes.
This is particularly true in applications where clinically and physiologically interesting events are intrinsically linked to patient movement, as is the case in the study of epileptic seizures.
