Sentence examples for group connected with from inspiring English sources
After that came a group connected with the record business.
Another group connected with the name of Abū Muslim, the Rāwandiyyah, was charged with belief in the transmigration of souls and holding al-Manṣūr to be their god.
In central Iraq units of the Republican Guard a heavily armed paramilitary group connected with the ruling party were deployed to defend the capital of Baghdad.
The results demonstrated that the substitution of methyl group connected with silicon atom by benzene has negligible effect on the surface area and gas uptake ability of the polymer networks.
Sulfur containing amino acids can also inhibit potently, so zinc ligand, such as sulfhydryl group connected with a linker to the so-called capping group, corresponding to cyclic tetrapeptide framework in case of chlamydocin is supposed to interact with the surface of HDAC molecule.
Associated with O'Connell's repeal agitation was the Young Ireland movement, a group connected with a repeal weekly newspaper, The Nation, and led by its editor, Charles Gavan Duffy, its chief contributor Thomas Osborne Davis, and its special land correspondent, John Blake Dillon.
One had ethyl ester group connecting with SA at either end group, the other had ethyl ester group connecting with SA and hydroxyl group connecting with EO. © 1997 Elsevier Science Ltd.
A class of GMs, which had a 1,2,4-trisubtituted phenyl group connecting with C10 or C15 polyunsaturated side chain or polycyclic substructure, widely distributed in genus Ganoderma.
Downing Street sources emphasised that the threat of an attack by groups connected with those arrested still loomed.
But Mr. Smith said that "these attempts are the newest security threats to groups connected with both American political parties" ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
"But as the endorsements build between college administrators, faculty, athletic directors, coaches, trustees and faculty advisers, our hope is that the volume of support will exert continued constructive pressure on all groups connected with athletics and with reform.
