Sentence examples for linkages made from inspiring English sources

Topics include reconfiguration of foldable structures, linkages made from one-dimensional rods connected by hinges, folding two-dimensional paper (origami), and unfolding and folding three-dimensional polyhedra.

Results were compared and linkages made between these various data sources allowing for confirmation, corroboration, and validation of study results through a triangulation process.

The difference is that with the latter type of integration, data linkages make it unnecessary to exchange employees or create mutual ownership, as is common in keiretsu networks.

Such linkages make the CDF crucial as a financial and social intermediary in terms of savings mobilization, delivering loans for housing and livelihood improvements, as well as developing the urban poor's management skills.

The low solubility of these compounds, and their tendency to form crystalline arrays with complex interconnecting networks of ether and ester linkages, make woody plant materials highly recalcitrant to enzymatic degradation [8].

The probability-based linkages make use of a variety of techniques, including some which allow similar but not identical query strings to be accepted as possible matches [ 14].

In addition, a donor ubiquitin can also be attached to an acceptor ubiquitin via the amino terminal methionine (M1) resulting in the formation of M1- or linear linkages, making a total of eight different inter-ubiquitin linkage types 5.

An ingenious linkage, which became world famous as the Evans straight-line linkage, made the new arrangement feasible.

Martin's bizarre linkage made me see this whole saga in a different light.

Academic research indicated that this kind of contextual linkage made an advertisement more memorable.

Through record linkage made possible by use of the personal identification numbers that are assigned to all Swedish citizens at birth, individual information from the National Censuses of 1960 was obtained.