Sentence examples for mutual links of from inspiring English sources

The behavioural relevance principle (see earlier) commands language usage in relevant action contexts, so that the mutual links of the language and action systems can be taken advantage of.

In the first ever meeting of these sides the pre-match talk was dominated by their mutual links to Paul Gascoigne, who played for both clubs.

There are two network structures around the terms "Originality/innovation" and "Student" but only because of mutual links with the same linking phrases.

A similar view was presented by Myers in "Anatomy Trains," where he pointed to musculofascial connections as the bearers of mutual links.

The asset-based approach provides a framework for revealing mutual links between risks, exposure, and sensitivity of humans, and risk management (that is, coping/adaptation).

This analysis shows success in a diversity of experiences, with success being defined as the presence of UIG actors and several mutual links.

In addition, she said, the council has received an increasing number of requests from other Web sites to share mutual links with those sites.

Themes and subthemes of nursing care and technology were coded and collected based on mutual links and internal relationships and structures [28 241].

Mutual links between the database and GBrowse/JBrowse are available so that users can easily switch aspects of the investigation to interesting targets.

The clustering of topically related sites, such as politically oriented sites, and of communities of interest, the emergence of high-visibility sites that the majority of sites link to, and the practices of mutual linking show quantitatively and qualitatively what Internet users likely experience intuitively.

Introduction of (S') and (L_{N_{rm{max}}}) generated mutual reciprocity, and RRG (1.0, 0.1) on the BA and CNN networks showed cooperative behaviors and many mutual reciprocal links (the graphs of this experiment are not shown).