The two things are linked, of course.
This week we'll be publishing a series of short quizzes about different aspects of the Olympics — all linked, of course, to Times articles past and present from which you can learn more.
But motherhood and food are inextricably linked, of course: even if you have no children, you are likely to have been fed your mother's milk, or sucked from a bottle she prepared; imbibing her beliefs about food, along with everything else, in a communion that existed long before Jesus did.
Whatever the "anti-business" feeling among some of the public - linked, of course, to the financial crisis - politicians believe that the backing of chief executives is a positive.
The two are linked, of course, as one covers the other, but the government doesn't just borrow money to pay back the deficit.
Music and Ibiza are intrinsically linked, of course, and the film was suitably soundtracked by a selection of evocative, Balearic-flecked classics: The Grid's "Floatation", "Raise" by Bocca Juniors and Voice of Africa's "Hoomba Hoomba" among others.
The two parts of the day are linked, of course, but the Project recognizes what afterschool programs across the nation have learned from experience: that after a full day of classroom instruction, students are ready for an approach to teaching and learning based on hands-on, experiential methods.
We see three distinct models in the spectrum of teaching opportunities: Infusion of bioinformatics content into existing courses Linking of Biology and Computer Science courses (or Bio-Math, Chem-CS, etc).
by sharing lab exercises or interdisciplinary final projects Team-teaching of Bioinformatics involving instructors from multiple departments Infusion of bioinformatics content into existing courses Linking of Biology and Computer Science courses (or Bio-Math, Chem-CS, etc).
