Sentence examples for linked to the end from inspiring English sources

Segrè points out that the sudden appearance of multicellular life half a billion years ago, an event known as the Cambrian explosion, may be linked to the end of "snowball earth," a controversial theory that a miles-thick layer of ice covered Earth for 200 million years.

Then these two fables were linked to the end of one of the cycles in the ancient Mayan calendar at the winter solstice in 2012 — hence the predicted doomsday date of December 21 , 2012

Southern Africa has also become more open, which seems to be linked to the end of the apartheid regime which put a high priority in containing mobility from other African states.

This movement is partly linked to the end of the school year and the beginning of a three-month vacation period, and entails the seasonal desertion of some settlements on the northern coast either toward date gardens, or more generally for hinterland settlements in order to escape the winds.

The government began detaining people linked to the end of the driving ban on women in May, just weeks before the ban was lifted.

In order to rule out potential effects on LFP activity by the difference in stimulus presentation time for conscious and subliminal stimuli, we reanalysed the LFP data linked to the end of the postmask rather than the start of the stimuli.

The objectives expressed by the user may be linked to the end-to-end QoS.

Alignment of focal adhesions linked to the ends of transverse arcs.

(A ) Thick actomyosin bundles derived through arc fusion apply tension to focal adhesions leading to enlargement and alignment of those focal adhesions that are linked to the ends of the actomyosin bundle through dorsal stress fibers.

Using only the first terms of the relations (8) and (9) the following relation is obtained: y = x 3 6 A 2 (10)whish is known as the cubic parabola but is normally used as follows: y = x 3 6 RX (11 where R is the radius of the circle, which links to the end of the cubic parabola.

One is 'end-to-end' fusion, in which the 5′ end of one gene is linked to the 3′ end of the other gene.