Sentence examples for linking which from inspiring English sources
India's neighbors Bangladesh and Nepal, along with environmentalists, have opposed parts of the project or the entire idea of river linking, which according to some estimates would cost as much as $1 trillion.
The parts we saw of the OS promise contact linking, which will allow you to add social media aspects to contacts.
They refer to this as "structural linking" which is crucial to ensuring teams keep contributing to corporate goals instead of them diverging into unrelated or even conflicting directions (Taylor 2010; Zhou 2013).
Freeze-drying increased in size and charge (+15% vs control 412±± 7 nm; +36 ± 0.3 mV) in comparison with cross linking which decreased NP size (−25%) without impacting the NP charge.
For instance, when judging the size configuration of two bars, we posit that the size features are processed independently from their locations initially without linking which size appears at which location; however, the act of moving the eyes toward the taller bar would then allow one to infer the bar's relative location (e.g., left) from the direction of the eye movement (e.g., leftward).
Such mobility of head groups is restricted in case of an intra-layer linking which is known for silane layers on oxide surfaces or also for alkyl thiol SAMs on gold surfaces showing disulphide links close to the substrate surface [9, 10].
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The well-ordered ionic channels are continuously linked, which resulted in enhanced proton conductivity.
Luckily, I believe the two are intrinsically linked, which means we don't have to choose.
The compressive strength of the HLC/n-HAp scaffolds was enhanced by cross-linking, which indicated that the cross-linking process contributed to the superior mechanical properties of the scaffolds.
With her colleagues, she developed a process called cross-linking, which replaced the ineffectual hydrogen bonds with stronger ones.
