Sentence examples for intimate linkage from inspiring English sources
Spooky action requires "entanglement," an intimate linkage between quantum particles.
The motion of the particles of the swarm in a particular landscape is governed by an attractant repellent profile, which has an intimate linkage with the distance separating the particles.
Krishna consciousness, for example, is a term used to mean an intimate linkage between the mind of a worshipper and the god Krishna.
Some show an intimate linkage to integrons, and at least one encodes a small RNA.
This intimate linkage between gap junction and adherens junction formation reflects the close membrane-membrane apposition required for junction formation.
An emerging theme is the intimate linkage of membrane and mRNA trafficking during spatio-temporal control of gene expression (Kraut-Cohen and Gerst, 2010; Jansen et al., 2014).
As can be seen in this brief overview, the multi-dimensional and multi-level approach represents an advancement of public health research, theory, policy and practice, which is not solely aimed at either individuals or systems, but instead realises the intimate linkages between systems and individuals and thus provides an understanding of both within the same theoretical framework.
Indicators of technological collaboration (e.g. strategic alliances, joint ventures, intimate supplier-producer linkages) help fill this gap.
Though the intimate mechanisms for such linkage are not totally clear yet, implications for a role of calpain-10 in insulin action and secretion are plausible.
Such an approach suggests an intimate and even stronger intrinsic linkage between self and consciousness.
Intimate Futures points to the linkages between context, identity and expression.
