Sentence examples for linkage that from inspiring English sources

"The danger is we believe there is a linkage that may be occurring at the very lowest levels between the Sunni and the Shia," Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez, commander of the occupation forces, said on Thursday.

But the game is so good, so compelling, so much a part of us -- a knickered linkage that goes back to Civil War days -- that it thrives almost miraculously.

But Brian Folkerts, vice president of government affairs for the National Food Processors Association, said that "if one state imposed a warning requirement not adopted by other states, there is pretty clear linkage that could lead to considerable confusion".

The Chebyshev parallel motion is a three-bar linkage that gives a very close approximation to exact rectilinear motion.

The S.E.C. approved a proposal from three of the five options exchanges -- the Chicago Board Options Exchange, the American Stock Exchange and the International Securities Exchange -- for linkage that will allow unlimited transfer of customer orders but only limited ability by a market maker at one exchange to trade on another.

The third factor is the chemical linkage that positions the catalytic moieties around the cleavage site.

There could also be a linkage that has a ratio on it to increase that movement.

Especially the plane-symmetric Bricard linkage that can bifurcate to the Bennett linkage is proposed for the first time.

The position and length of the linkage that give optimum Q and minimum insertion loss are determined.

This paper presents a synthesis methodology for a planar linkage that draws a given plane algebraic curve.

In the case of PUC-Rio, there is a strong entrepreneurial environment and an effective university-industry linkage that allows the rapid growth of new companies.