Sentence examples for interlinked history from inspiring English sources

Australia and the UK have an extensive and interlinked history and both countries are considered maritime nations with their oceans contributing substantial social and economic wealth [ 9, 10].

Saint-Saëns, Fauré and Ravel's interlinked histories are about to be celebrated in style at London's Wigmore Hall, where the cellist Steven Isserlis is assembling a dazzling team to present three concerts featuring the chamber music of these French geniuses.

Briefly, the model included three interlinked components relating to: (a) the natural history of colorectal neoplasia; (b) screening scenarios, and subsequent adenoma surveillance; and (c) mortality.

The economic model was a state transition (Markov process) model with three interlinked components relating to the: (1) natural history of colorectal neoplasia; (2) impact of screening and subsequent adenoma surveillance; and (3) impact of mortality.

The story of their interlinked fates, she suggests, is a warning.

"The histories of these carnivals are both independent and interlinked," says Sue McAlpine of the Kensington & Chelsea Community History Group.

Written as a series of interlinked stories, set largely in the small Minnesota town of Acorn Lake, "A Brief History of the Flood" gives us a succession of snapshots of Lillian and her family.

Nearly 200,000 interlinked bibliographic citations to books, chapters, articles, dissertations, and reviews from the Isis Bibliography of the History of Science 1974 to present.

Often interlinked with alcohol.

The two, while interlinked, are conceptually discrete.

There are three interlinked reasons for this.