For instance, Reurings and Bos [22] applied a more sophisticated linkage method for injury under-reporting in the Netherlands, namely a probabilistic distance-based linkage; the method was applied on 1993 2008 data.
"If there is no linkage, the momentum could be lost, and it could change the direction of Azerbaijan's foreign policy".
Because of such linkage, the practice in the Capitol is to delay most major bills until the budget is enacted.
But as our Community continued to grow, in a kind of perverse linkage, the attentions of a vindictive world were growing, too.
By the time of his State of the Union Address in January 2002, the linkage the president wanted to make between the anthrax letters and Iraq had put him in a position to all but declare war.
Through a clutch linkage, the stator is allowed gradually to accelerate until it reaches the speed of the pump impeller.
"The mother of all myths," they write, is linkage, the bizarrely resilient idea that once the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is solved, the dictatorships and ramshackle monarchies that rule the region will transform themselves into friendly liberal democracies and the terrorists will put away their bombs.
Via the Au-S linkage, the recombinant laccase was assembled orientationally on gold electrode.
For example, for supplier linkage, the null hypothesis cannot be rejected for (2 le N_{s} le89).
This paper studies how the alumni linkage, the connection between alumni faculty members and their alma mater, influences the individual collaborative behaviour of returnee scholars.
Secondly, after twice reduction by the gearbox and the four-bar linkage, the rotary motion transforms into a linear reciprocating motion.
