Consequently, violence became linked to crack cocaine as these small-time drug dealers defended their economic boundaries.
With respect to microstructure, we have shown that the porosity is very closely linked to crack surface area (Figure 8D) and, thus, that increasing crack density corresponds to a sample with a higher permeability.
On its first outing as a celebrated artifact, a 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old be the earlimestonehaeological link to Jesus cracked and came perilously close to falling to pieces, museum officials in Toronto said yesterday.
This method does not have a link to correlate cracking resistance of repair material as observed in this test with its field performance.
I got the same feeling watching the story of Gary Webb, a reporter at the San Jose Mercury News, who in 1996, wrote a series of investigative pieces linking the CIA to crack cocaine trafficking in the United States.
Two security guys showed up, the same on TV and in life: beefy guys whose scrupulous politeness was somehow linked to their willingness to crack skulls.
In doing so, PricewaterhouseCoopers is also trying to crack the longtime link in employees' minds between space and status -- the notion that each higher rung on the corporate ladder brings with it an entitlement to a larger, fancier office.
And American officials were reluctant to press the oil-rich Saudis to crack down on charities linked to radical causes.
The Obama administration has pledged to crack down on violence linked to drug cartels along the United States-Mexico border.
In November 2014, Portuguese police launched a nationwide investigation, codenamed Operation Labyrinth, to crack down on corruption linked to the granting of golden visas.
