We could, in theory, redesign death certificates to capture more distant links in the causal chain.
In part, this could be because they fear that even a distant link with al-Qaeda may lead to their own annihilation.
There's nothing retro about Crockett's music, and the haunting lyricism of his yearning tenor sax on the opening track suggests distant links to the great Scottish tenor saxophonist Bobby Wellins.
Mr. Fig's shadow-box sculptures have, possibly, distant links to Joseph Cornell's mini-museum shadow boxes and more tangible ones to Red Grooms's images of Abstract Expressionists at work.
As families in towns like Conyers, Ga., and Layton, Utah, learned last week how their own had perished in Iraq -- in a suicide bombing, a shooting, a tank accident, a helicopter crash, an ambush -- they also reflected on the terror attacks, once a catalyst to serve and now a distant link to shared grief.
A ring species consists of a geographic ring of populations such that organisms in contiguous populations can successfully mate, but organisms in populations at distant links in the ring cannot successfully mate.
Most of the people who didn't face off against an informant weren't directly involved with terrorism at all, but were instead Category II offenders, small-time criminals with distant links to terrorists overseas.
All members of the ModuLand method family are based on the following common steps: Determination of influence functions: If a node lies in a module, than its influence on the links of the given module is typically larger than on more distant links of the network.
Even a distant link, however, could be part of the explanation of how AcP10 increases the risk of prostate cancer.
