Soon all U.S. colleges and then those around the world will be able to create groups for dorms, classes, and clubs that can only be joined by people with that school's ".edu" email address.
The initial casting call required an actress with a "spooky" quality, but following the failure to find someone adequate, co-supervising producer René Echevarria suggested that the character instead should someone who was unprepared to be joined with Dax and only did so because of an unexpected occurrence.
In a finding that hits at the very heart of unionist ideology - which regards the province as an integral part of the UK - 41% of Britons believe Northern Ireland should be joined with the Irish republic while only 26% say it should continue as part of the UK.
Secondly, the hierarchical clustering of the edges allows only for binary joins between edges and therefore each lower level cluster will be joined with exactly one other cluster at each step.
Two short contigs can only be joined by a direct connection with no intermediate gap.
The tools can only be joined if the output of one is compatible with the input of other.
Network analyses of Chilean COI haplotypes recovered two parsimonious networks that could not be joined at ≥90% confidence limits, with one comprising only the Patagonian haplotype C-I.
True speech requires two things, says Cordemoy: "the formation of the voice, which can only come from the body, and the signification or idea that is joined with it, which can only come from the soul" (1968, 198).
The brain is linked to the first trunk ganglion via an inner and an outer pair of connectives, whereas the trunk ganglia are joined with each other by only one pair of connectives along the body.
