Sentence examples for bridge linkage from inspiring English sources
The idea of constructing a link between Java and Sumatra Islands across Sunda Strait was proposed in 1958 by the First Indonesian President, Soekarno, and developed during 1960 1965 in the form of bridge linkage.
In fact, the main difference between them was that a disulfide bond in 2 was replaced by a trisulfide bridge linkage in 1.
There is also increasing awareness that alteration of the highly exposed wrapper disulfide bridge linkage pattern can lead to functional switch of scorpion sodium channel toxins via adjusting the conformation of key residues associated with toxin function [ 84].
FT-IR data indicate a bonding of Ag nanoparticles with the functional group of fruit extract through bridging linkage.
Electrochemical investigations and chemical reduction of the diiron hexacarbonyl complex bearing a 1,8-naphthalene moiety bridging linkage into which a ferrocenyl group was deliberately incorporated were performed.
It was found that the new dye is adsorbed onto the TiO2 electrode through the formation of a bidentate bridging linkage between the sulfonate group of the dye and Lewis acid site on the TiO2 surface.
Three diiron hexacarbonyl complexes (2, 3 and 4) with naphthalene-1,8-bis(thiolate) skeleton as their bridging linkages are reported.
Psychological effects of ultrasound imaging on pregnant women are also well documented in the literature, which might be a bridge of linkage between antenatal ultrasound scan and CS decision.
In the future, the model could be expanded to mechanistically bridge this linkage by adding interactions with platelets and endothelial cells at the site of clot formation, which also play a critical role in stopping blood loss at the injury site, in addition to the proteins in the circulating blood, incorporating blood flow dynamics and including dynamics of clot formation.
Social capital is considered to be constituted of three forms of interaction: bonds, bridges and linkages.
This research suggests the beginning of an investigation into alternative forms for movable bridges using linkages.
