The Ulema Council, a group of mullahs who form the country's pre-eminent religious authority, linked the massacre to military operations in a statement that called for an end to so-called night raids, which usually target insurgent field commanders but have resulted in numerous civilian deaths.
When applied to the Gene Ontology, many of the resulting links connect processes that are distant from each other in the hierarchy, even though the connection makes eminent sense biologically.
More than that, North Korea stands solidly between Russia and a pre-eminent goal in Asia: an economic link to South Korea and by extension to the rest of the Pacific.
When the seriousness of Jackson's condition became apparent, Hilton replaced his post with a link to TMZ, the pre-eminent celebrity gossip website backed by Time Warner.
And those eminent figures were just two of many links in a network of collectors, both émigré and American born, who built New York's outstanding public collection in record time, beginning in the 1970s.
One afternoon, Tillman sent me a text: This just Takes The Cake "This" was a link to a column by the eminent critic Greil Marcus, on Pitchfork, the music Web site.
The ring allegedly involved Turkish surgeon Yusuf Sonmez, who was arrested in January 2011, and several eminent Kosovan doctors, and was said to be linked to Kosovan prime minister, Hashim Thaçi.
The bombing, a suicide attack that killed the Kabul police chief, Gen. Muhammad Akram Khakrezwal, among others, was clearly linked to the assassination of an eminent cleric, Maulavi Abdul Fayaz, a few days earlier, Mr. Ludin said.
Josef Jadassohn (1863 1936) and his assistant, Felix Lewandowsky (1879 1921), were eminent German dermatologists who had several dermatology conditions linked eponymously.
The eminent physicist John Wheeler argued passionately for a participatory universe, and the necessary link between observer and observed is part of the Copenhagen Interpretation of quantum mechanics.
