Sentence examples for linking events from inspiring English sources

Thus there was no simple chain of cause and effect linking events on the cellular and the psychological level.

Several mechanisms are proposed, linking events occurring in the gut upon carbohydrate fermentation and the control of metabolic disorders8.

These can be expanded into sets of transactional pairs that can be transformed into system stimulus-response pairs by linking events to stimuli and responses to actions.

Most scientists who have written a journal article have had to write history – we know it as a literature review, but essentially it's a kind of history writing, linking events to one another, trying to trace the progress and evolution of an idea over time.

Furthermore, a double difference dataset was created by linking events that were less than 5 km apart and were commonly observed at least at six stations.

But, some have argued (Malcolm 1968; Kim 1989, 1998), if pain is realized in me by some neural event-type, then insofar as there are purely physical law-like generalizations linking events of that type with wincings, one can give a complete causal explanation of my wincing by citing the occurrence of that neural event (and the properties by virtue of which it figures in those laws).

In a way, we can create our own meanings: our own private frameworks to link events.

What is the evidence in humans that DNA methylation changes link events in utero and later life disease?

The book is less successful when, interspersed between many of the chapters, McGowan links events directly back to the title (in paragraphs denoted by a knife motif).

Then, around 1900, film-makers discovered that you could shoot a scene in one location, cut to another, and build up a series of linked events.

The national liberation struggle that transformed Southern Rhodesia into Zimbabwe was an event in this process and was the sum of many linked events.