Sentence examples for linkage connecting from inspiring English sources

Though available with an automatic transmission as a nod to American tastes, the preferred equipment is the race-bred manual gearbox, with its short, notchy linkage connecting to the five forward ratios.

This paper presents an application of evolution strategy (ES) and genetic algorithm (GA) for optimization of the planar layout of a TZ linkage connecting two terminals in a given environment.

The legs are composed of a supporting columnar linkage and two linkage connecting it with the body as shown in Fig. 13b.

The legs are composed of the supporting columnar linkage and two linkage connecting it with the body, as shown in (b).

On refinement of the protein structure, difference density was found in the active site region of the enzyme (Figure 1), and this difference density represented the soaked-in substrate cleaved at the linkage connecting Leu and Nphe residues in the sequence.

Substrates that underwent a Diels Alder reaction between the anthracine and maleimide resulted in a covalent linkage connecting the catalyzing RNA with the biotin tag.

It includes a recommendation on how to measure the linkages as 'each linkage connects the innovating enterprise to other actors in the innovation system: government laboratories, universities, policy departments, regulators, competitors, suppliers and customers' (OECD 2005, p. 76).

Data linkage connects information relating to individuals within defined populations across multiple collections of data which are routinely recorded by government services and departments for primarily administrative purposes, such as hospital admission data or records of births, deaths and marriages (Holman, Bass, Rouse, & Hobbs, 1999).

All comb-like polymers degraded into small fragments upon incubation in an acidic solution (pH 5.8) due to hydrolysis of the hydrazone linkages connecting the hydrophobic/cationic grafts to the polymer backbone.

At pH 5 (the endosomal pH) the amide linkages connecting the citraconate groups in the sidechains of the SS-PAAs are hydrolyzed by intramolecular catalysis, resulting in expulsion of the negative citraconate groups and formation of protonated amine groups, resulting in charge reversal of the polymeric carrier from negative to positive.

Style suggests endless experiment with technique, rigorous effort, deep training in the canon, elaboration and enhancement rather than sanguine discovery by subtraction, the possibility of change over time, crossover (positive and negative) effects between genres (Rushdie's essays versus his fiction), the linkages connecting one to the important developments in the reign of the language.