But there is another, narrower connection between "Capital" and Dickens that is linked to the mysterious photographer's obsession with the front doors of the houses on Pepys Road.
Only a trickle of traffic can seep through those narrow connections.
Richard Flanagan, a big hitter from Down Under, renews this connection with The Narrow Road to the Deep North (Chatto), a dark, compelling novel about the Australian experience of the Burma railway.
In all extant cryptodires, the distal ends of all pelvic elements are narrow and lack any sutural connection with the shell.
As already mentioned in connection with motion narrowing in liquids, the usual magnetic dipolar interactions are averaged out by molecular motion and do not split the NMR spectra.
These secondary branch EPs also extend long cytoplasmic projections in which a narrow lumen forms and creates a seamless connection with the intracellular lumen of the secondary branch.
In 1995, the firearms portion of his conviction was vacated under a Supreme Court decision that narrowed the definition of what it means to use a gun in connection with a drug deal.
Since 2002, the teaching of creationism, narrow religious ideologies and inferior sex education has been a constant public concern in connection with religious academies.
An example of this problem arises in connection with one of the NOUs about the Norwegian cancer programme, where narrow questions of effect can only make a minor contribution to a broad mandate.
In a narrow sense, political connection is when corporate executives or major shareholders have government working experience, or have a close connection with officials (Faccio 2006).
Originally designed for narrow gauge boats, during its construction the canal was altered into a broad gauge canal to allow an ultimately unrealised connection with the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.
