Sentence examples for histories linked from inspiring English sources

The resulting network features 68 of these histories linked by 50 directed edges.

On the other hand, not everyone wants their browsing or purchasing histories, linked to their email addresses, made public.

Data on invasive cancer have since become available in a Dutch nationwide pathology registry with screening histories linked to diagnostic histological outcomes (including cancer) at the individual level.

Using residential histories linked to public water systems through a geographic information system, standard assumptions about air and water intake rates and body weight, and a PFOA half-life of 3.5 years (Olsen et al. 2007), yearly PFOA serum concentrations were estimated for each participant.

However, our understanding of the evolutionary histories linking various life forms and their environments is very limited, especially for the initial 3.3 billion years of evolution.

He also wrote more than 6,000 lines in English, arranged in two love-histories linked by a miscellany.

There's no history linked to Suzhou and they are not meaningful towards the city".

A man with a chequered history linked to America's racist past.

Said to be one of the greatest remaining 18th-century military fortifications in Europe, this citadel has a rich history linked to the Napoleonic times and the unification of Italy.

When Loridan-Ivens and her father first arrived in Poland, she was sent to Birkenau and he to Auschwitz: "Afterwards, history linked those two places with a simple hyphen.

Though Professor Miller's Lincoln and Adams books are nominally about different statesmen, the debate over slavery — one of the most divisive issues in the 19th century, if not all of American history — linked them.