Sentence examples for linked to the strength from inspiring English sources

In 1999, the Holy See budget showed a modest $5 million profit, much of it linked to the strength of the dollar.

This southward heat transport follows the eastern flank of the Filchner Depression and is found to be directly linked to the strength of a wind-driven coastal current.

Melanie Clore, the chairman of auction house Sotheby's Europe, said the success of the UK's commercial art scene was intrinsically linked to the strength of public institutions.

Silicon Valley's development is closely linked to the strength of two institutes of higher education, one public and the other private, the University of California, Berkeley and Stanford.

A recovery is also closely linked to the strength of the economies of Continental Europe, Britain's largest export market, and Asia.

It was demonstrated that mechanical and thermal properties of these copolymers are directly linked to the strength of the hydrogen bonding in the hard segments.

The magnitude of the correction h directly links to the strength of the targets embedded in the host medium.

Structural design and application have always been linked to the compressive strength of concrete as the main relevant criterion.

Tuesday's plunge in the oil price - linked to the continuing strength of the dollar in the expectation of US interest rate rises - has also affected the commodities sector.

These characteristic wave parameters were then linked to the shear strength parameters through the volumetric dilation rate, enabling determination of the friction coefficient of the system.

The activation energy as a function of composition can be linked to the bonding strength between the fastest diffusor, Cu, and its coordinating atoms, represented by the ratio of strong Cu Zr to weaker Cu Cu bonds.