This is the mathematical afterthought to the main body of the Standard Model, and nobody knows for sure whether it actually exists.The linchpin of the model is the underlying unity of two of the three forces: electromagnetism and the weak nuclear force.
De la Tour uses her luxuriant Olive Oyl demeanour – elegantly loping across the stage, words just oozing out of her mouth – to create the linchpin aristo: a former model first seen huddled in pyjamas and wellies, later in Balenciaga.
The structure serves as a linchpin to generate a BAM model where POTRA domains and BamD form an elongated periplasmic ring adjacent to the membrane with a central cavity approximately 30 × 60 Å wide.
In addition to free education and universal health care, the linchpins of the welfare state model, Denmark provides an extensive list of social benefits enjoyed during a lifetime regardless of income.
In its heyday, it was the linchpin of stability in South-East Asia and a model of rapid development.
Keynesian models of ever-increasing complexity were a linchpin of policy analysis.
Officials see them as the linchpin of China's move away from a lopsided economic model that relies too heavily on foreign consumption.
The model also suggests that access to mentoring is a linchpin, a short- to medium-term outcome that serves as a connecting point through which activities are linked to long-term outcomes.
The use of NGF-blocking antibodies gave rise to a new model of inflammatory hyperalgesia, in which NGF represents a linchpin molecule that provides the key humoral link between inflammation and the nociceptive sensory neurons that initiate and sustain heat and mechanical hyperalgesia (Lewin & Mendell, 1993; Lewin et al., 1994; Woolf et al., 1994).
"Training is the linchpin that will ensure that the New Jersey State Police continues to serve as a model for other state police agencies," said Superintendent Joseph J. Santiago, above.
Gonzalez was its linchpin.
