Even polyethylene and other fully saturated polymers can be interlinked by a free-radical process.
It is the complicated journey of three young women interlinked by a bond stronger than blood- two extremely unlucky in love and another born with wings!
1987 The "Black Monday" stock market crash has consequences on markets around the world, showing how the markets are interlinked by technology.
Nadav Poraz set up the wonderfully user-friendly site to show how genres of music are interlinked by common samples and cover versions.
These tales, loosely interlinked by the characters that weave their way through them, fading in and out of focus as the collection moves forward, take as their overarching subject the position of women in the 21st century.
Her latest three-screen video installation, Seven, presents a sauna, a laboratory and the African wilderness apparently interlinked by an arrangement of shoots, as though stacked on top of each other rather than in disparate locations.
This was the American premiere of "Nine Rivers," an audacious cycle of nine pieces interlinked by what Mr. Dillon calls musical tropes, lasting about three and a half hours.
In the 90's, Mr. Turner says, the writers and editors of Wired believed "they would tear down hierarchies, undermine the sorts of corporations and governments that had spawned them" and replace them with a "peer-to-peer, collaborative society, interlinked by invisible currents of energy and information".
Thieves' Den, meanwhile, is a Fallen hideout in the Ishtar Sink on Venus, another claustrophobic rat run, with small rocky chambers interlinked by narrow passageways that open up on to a sheer cliff face (this offers a few hair-raising leap points, allowing quicker access to other areas – if you're confident in your jumping skills).
There were two bedrooms, each containing a bunk bed and a desk, interlinked by a hallway and a common room filled with the detritus of undergraduate life: half-empty cans of Red Bull, dirty laundry scattering the floor and crumpled brown paper bags containing the curling crusts of unfinished sandwiches.
"Everything appertaining to this city is on so vast a scale…that it is not easy even to put it in writing .In Marco Polo's day it was the ornate palaces, paved roads and meticulously planned layouts of Chinese cities that impressed visitors; in today's megacities it is some of the world's tallest skyscrapers and largest shopping malls, interlinked by the world's longest bullet-train network.
