Sentence examples for character of the link from inspiring English sources

Taking into account the inextricable and multiplicative character of the link between knowledge and the social relations out of which knowledge emerges changes the question, as well as the subject, according to Fulkerson.

His 20 years of research on global health concerned the character of the links between economy and health in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

For Oscar De La Hoya, one's conduct on the golf course is indicative of his or her character off the links.

The structure of these networks and the character of these links between those individuals (or nodes), influence such things as how effectively the network can produce various results, its vulnerability, whether the network is well integrated or balkanized'.

It is supposed that the reason for this is the ionomer character of the guanidinium links in the linear chains.

In this interpretive tradition, Richard Popkin elegantly poses the global character of the empiricism linking Gassendist philosophy and science.

Our findings regarding the particular character of the experiences linked to caring for an older person with dementia are consistent with the only comparable findings from a population based survey, that of more than 1,500 family caregivers interviewed in the 1996 USA National Caregiver Survey [ 31].

Due to the binary character of these linking mechanisms real multicomponent or multifunctional systems are hardly feasible.

The value-laden character of the background assumptions linking evidence to theories should not foreclose the possibility of discovering that one's values are mistaken, because (for example) they are based on erroneous beliefs about human potentialities and the consequences of putting certain values into practice.

The dynamic character of the system is linked with the understanding that the state of a biological system at any given moment in time depends on the current configurations of the system's components as well as on their interactions.

This cross represents the faith of the majority of the dead and the sword represents the military character of the cemetery, intended to link British soldiers and the Christian concept of self-sacrifice.