Sentence examples for linked to the introduction from inspiring English sources
New PF resins' developments are linked to the introduction of cross-linking reagents such as benzoxazines to complement hexamethylene tetramine (the most common cross-linking agent) with the aim of increasing the thermal stability and decreasing oxidative wear of the binder.
The job cuts come as the company announces the creation of new multimedia newsrooms linked to the introduction of its web-based content management system, ContentWatch.
It was also linked to the introduction of gold bars, a virtual currency used in firm's Facebook games which it intends to roll out to smartphone titles.
The report says this change was a result of a sharp fall in Tier 4 applications possibly linked to the introduction of further visa rule changes.
The beat was driven largely by a £22m one off impact linked to the introduction of Solvency II and the Scheme of Demutualisation.
"The tensions are linked to the introduction of policies that call for much finer control and monitoring of local Uighur affairs by officials.
An epidemic in Brazil of a congenital birth defect known as microcephaly, when the brain of the foetus fails to grow normally, is probably linked to the recent introduction and widespread transmission of the mosquito-borne Zika virus, said Laura Rodrigues, professor of infectious disease epidemiology at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
These questions will be linked to the PBF introduction and development process.
Mr. Chairman, in supporting these priorities, UNICEF is committed to using a combination of proven techniques of community mobilization and empowerment, all linked to the rapid introduction of newer communications technologies.
Other Holocaust-related resources include: a lesson from the Institute of Education, looking at artefacts from the era; this collection of oral history testimonies; and this series of lesson plans linked to the short film, Introduction to the Holocaust: Footballers Remember.
Several Quilombola communities are situated in the Ribeira Valley in the State of São Paulo in southeastern Brazil, linked to the early historical introduction of slaves for use in gold mining in the sixteenth century (Queiroz 1983; Oliveira Jr et al. 2000).
