Sentence examples for linking each other from inspiring English sources
Upon agglomerating, if two or more clusters are detected with at least 4 pairs of matched points linking each other, then the corresponding regions are deemed cloned.
Alternatively, for the cathodic type, Fe and Cr dissolve at EH, which is in the transpassive region, then the dissolved Cr6+ ions are reduced into Cr3+ oxide at EL. Transmission electron microscopy showed that the porous film consists of nanocrystalline grains of around 20 30 nm in diameter, and has many pathways linking each other to be penetrated by ions and water molecular easily.
The tartaric esters alkoxy groups point to the hydrophobic part, gas phase, and the hydroxyl groups and the carboxyl groups point to the less hydrophobic part, methanol-gasoline, linking each other by hydroxyl bounds, which can prevent the formation of an azeotrope with low boiling point.
On the other hand the free polymeric radicals could re-react by cross linking each other and regenerate a saturated polymeric structure as well as formation of unsaturated structures with double bonds; both modifications were observed by FTMS (Figure 2 and 3).
Each pair must connect by linking each other's pinky fingers.
They linked each other to other politicians: Mrs. Clinton aligning Mr. Lazio with Mr. Gingrich; Mr. Lazio blaming Mrs. Clinton for some of President Clinton's policies.
The adjacent 1D chains are linked each other through the double chloride bridges to form 2D layer.
These free blocks locating near the fracture surface of the gel samples link each other to self-heal the broken hydrogel.
But cellulose is made of glucose subunits which linked each other via β-1,4-glycosidic bonds and they can hydrolyse much easier into fermentable sugars [45, 46].
In final-stage sintering, the pores become isolated while grain boundaries are linked each other and grains grow rapidly, so that the densification rate decreases evidently".
These three are closely linked each other, which is clearly different from accreditation system (i.e., FDCQA) by the National Childcare Accreditation Council (NCAC).
