Sentence examples for linkages with a from inspiring English sources

Now more than ever, consumers want the sense of security and community that comes from emotional linkages with a brand.

That first time behind the wheel, probably in 1965, I could feel myself manipulating the machine through an unimaginable series of linkages with a clumsy device called the steering wheel.

Some have attributed to him the name Mehmed, although details with which to confirm this are scarce; others have suggested linkages with a Neşri Hüseyn ibn Eyne Beg mentioned in a Bursa register in 1479, but whether he and Neşri the historian are one and the same is also uncertain.

That entails building linkages with a set of farmers in areas like Nashik and encouraging them to follow good practices.

When forces are applied to a linkage, these techniques need to compute the accelerations of all the joints and can become impractical for rapid prototyping of highly complex linkages with a large number of joints.

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In view of this, these amu values were interpreted as indicating plasmalogen/ether acyl chain linkages with an even number of total carbon atoms in the acyl chains.

"As a close and friendly neighbor, India has multidimensional linkages with Myanmar," a Foreign Ministry statement read.

But walruses remain perversely, lumpishly obscure, known mostly for their sing-song linkage with a carpenter, an eggman and goo goo goo joob.

ATP is formed by an inorganic phosphate molecule held in high-energy linkage with a molecule of adenosine diphosphate (ADP).

Not just for the gloomy dignity of (editor and publisher respectively) Louis Pattison and Frances Morgan's "quitting while we're ahead" announcement on the title page – with its defiant refusal to compromise production standards in a bid to escape inextricable linkage with a recorded music industry "currently in freefall", but also because of the exemplary excellence of Plan B's final edition.