Sentence examples for bonding links from inspiring English sources

In particular, networks composed only of bonding links, which foster group homophily (the tendency of individuals to bond with similar others) and constrain social norms, can reduce resilience (and hence adaptive capacity).

Lignin is a natural polymer which consists of phenyl propane with ester bond links.

Lignin is a three-dimensional phenyl propane polymer with ester bond links.

Lignin is a natural polymer with no exact structure consisting of phenyl propane with ester bond links.

As envisioned, an additional hydrogen bond links the amidated C terminus of APY-βAla8.am with the backbone carbonyl function of Tyr3, leading to an overall stabilization of the peptide and improving its interaction with EphA4.

Just as crucial, perhaps, is the renewed bond linking the national team and their supporters.

"The sad event, 40 years ago, turned to another bond linking Palestine to Africa.

Mr Varoufakis floated a plan to replace Greek debt with bonds linked to GDP growth.

There is some ineffable bond linking these three characters, but no one asks questions, and no one provides answers unbidden.

Exchangeable bonds linked to Softbank have done particularly badly; its shares have fallen by 90% in the past year.

Moody's said it had identified four rated bonds linked to some form of earthquake coverage in Japan.