Sentence examples for closely linked into from inspiring English sources
The site is closely linked into both Twitter and Google+, and comes with a Facebook app which can sometimes make it seem difficult to escape.
A simple synthesis method is proposed to obtain a composite powder material constituted by polyaniline powder containing mercury droplets closely linked into PANI matrix.
It's a spider's web of rehab services, with one determined woman, Noreen Oliver, at the centre of it.A recovering alcoholic, she set up the centre "because I saw from my own treatment that rehab needed to be closely linked into the community to have long-term results".
But the expression of love that we have in this story is something that a lot of people closely linked into.
For Aristotle and many of his ancient successors, the two are closely linked, in that someone not brought up into virtuous motivations will not see things correctly.
In the model, we combine the IDU and street-based FSW into one key population, because they are closely linked in Vancouver.
Sex and guns are closely linked in his mind.
The evolution of thermoregulatory behaviour is closely linked to radiation into thermally heterogeneous terrestrial habitats [5].
The ability of HuR to modulate TUBB3 mRNA expression is closely linked to its translocation into the cytoplasm, since it is dependent on the direct enhancement of translation of TUBB3 under stressing conditions.
Markets that had been closely linked before 1914 fell back into fragments, says Leslie Hannah, a business historian at the London School of Economics.
Jamison's searching, self-reflexive essays address seemingly unrelated topics — her experience as a medical actor, a literary conference in Mexico, Morgellons disease, sentimentality — but they are closely linked by her overarching inquiry into how people experience pain, what it means to understand others' suffering, and the limits of our capacity to do so.
