Sentence examples for is the linkage between from inspiring English sources
It is the linkage between the seemingly unrelated issues that led one unlikely group, the Straphangers Campaign, to spring to the defense of suburban commuters yesterday.
"The problem is the linkage between economic power and political power," said Daniela Haug, 49, a commercial producer and photographer who joined several friends for the crash course on how interest groups, businesses and trade associations try to affect policy.
What has made the political potential of its Korean minority worrisome to Beijing is the linkage between the Koreans of northeast China and cultural movements in South Korea such as the Damul Institute.
A core element in the study is the linkage between the aforementioned concepts and connectivity/accessibility in transport networks.
Typical for such a joint project of technology transfer is the linkage between basic and applied researches and between laboratory to pilot scales.
The premise for this dynamic approach for model construction is the linkage between data lineage and positional uncertainty, i.e. the genesis and the process to collect and interpret data determines the positional accuracy and uncertainty, a widely accepted scenario in Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) (Sterling et al. 2009) and GIS.
The other positive dimension that Christian Bueger mentions is the linkages between maritime security and economic growth.
The best characteristic of the British Mandate period was the linkage between water quality legislation and scientific findings where all the water pollution regulations were based on scientific data.
In conservation tenders metrics are intended to describe the values that would result from alternate investments; they are the linkage between individual on-ground projects and tender scheme proponents.
One particularly troubling PISA finding was the linkage between financial literacy and socioeconomic status.
The third surprise was the linkage between landmines and climate change.
