The automaton, a mechanized doll built more than two centuries ago by the Swiss watchmaker Henri Maillardet, uses the power from the wind-up motors, carried through linkages to its right arm, to write and draw.
These theories also indicate underlying linkages with human rights, which also grapple with these themes in relation to health, particularly regarding utilitarian public health measures that violate individual and collective interests.
It requires both linkage and substrate specificity, to ensure the attachment of the right ubiquitin linkage type to the intended substrate in the correct position.
Databases can be incredibly useful tools for variety of practices - just ask eHarmony - when they are constructed with the right internal linkages and algorithms.
There is hardly any linkage between left and right online.
"We have a linkage, we have a right, but the reality of standing on the stage of history in realistic terms requires us to pay attention to international constraints".
Under her leadership, the World YWCA has worked on strengthening the analysis on the linkages between women's rights, violence against women, sexual and reproductive health and HIV for effective interventions, programs and services.
Does this imply that you would support the explicit linkage of human rights to trade, as many non-governmental organisations (NGOs) suggest?
As the basis of New Deal economic policy, this attempt at industrial stabilization lasted only two years, but the underlying linkage of labour rights and market benefits survived invalidation of the NIRA by the Supreme Court in 1935.
Many trusted the top Chinese policymakers who sought to persuade foreign investors that if they continued their investments without an embarrassing "linkage" to human rights principles, all would get better at China's own pace.
