Sentence examples for closure linked to from inspiring English sources

In certain orientations, Al Li 2090 T8E41 cracks more slowly in fatigue than other aluminum alloys due to roughness-induced closure linked to the average texture or macrotexture.

Meanwhile, a senior coalition figure told the BBC that suggestions the Portsmouth shipbuilding closure was linked to the independence referendum were "rubbish".

Our experiments show that stomatal closure is linked to sustained high levels of hydrogen peroxide in guard cells.

The current spate of closures is linked to last week's "quarter day", when shop rents became due.

Specifically, Marcus (2013) found that German plant closures were linked to a decline in the mental health of partners, with the estimated coefficients he obtained lying outside the confidence intervals obtained in our results.

Plasticity induced crack closure (PICC) is linked to the crack tip plastic deformation, which becomes residual with crack propagation.

On 23 July, the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, signed an emergency decree that allowed for the closure of institutions linked to the exiled Islamist cleric Fethullah Gülen.

The government claimed that the closure was not linked to the fiscal gap but was part of the wider streamlining of the public sector.

Turkey's president has signed a decree that allows for the extension of the pre-charge detention period and the closure of institutions linked to Fethullah Gülen, the exiled cleric blamed for masterminding last weekend's failed military coup.

In Kirgizstan, Moya Stolitsa's closure appears to be linked to the newspaper's keen interest in the business dealings of the president's son-in-law.

This week his officials ordered the closure of trading firms linked to the defence ministry, which are widely seen as a swamp of corruption.