Sentence examples for linking life from inspiring English sources

Freeman sketches the writer's biography and throws in a few sentences linking life to work.

There is a theme that is submerged in much of "Citizen Kane" but that comes to the surface now and then, and it's the linking life story of Hearst and of Mankiewicz and of Welles — the story of how brilliantly gifted men who seem to have everything it takes to do what they want to do are defeated.

The results have implications for policies aimed at disaster recovery and for the literature linking life events to economic preferences.

Motivation: Resource description framework (RDF) is an emerging technology for describing, publishing and linking life science data.

This novel study will allow the determination of potential cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie the evidence linking life course influences and sarcopenia.

While this study demonstrated the successful application of DNA barcoding for linking life stages in Trichoptera, this approach can be applied to other taxonomic groups.

And so they did, and this sense of their linked life – cadences as unstoppable as time – is what makes them so moving.

He was also "Camus in a lab coat," a profound thinker who linked life's deepest meanings to its hidden mechanics.

Similarly, Diane Johnson wrote in the New York Times of Lila: "Very few allusions link life in Gilead to particular historical events, though a character once mentions that he might vote for Eisenhower.

Thus, the researchers could link life history data to the versions of the horn-size gene in each animal.

The linked life cycle approach modified the life cycle of ICT-based production in the ways for optimizing the design, production, use, and end-of-life of other products.