Sentence examples similar to natural linked from inspiring English sources

The recent Google Hummingbird and Penguin 2.1 updates have resulted in many SEO professionals turning to more "natural" link bait methods.

While this length is similar to the cryo-electron microscopy model of the AcrAB-TolC complex formed by non-natural linked fusion proteins [47], it is longer than the in vivo data driven model of AcrAB-TolC (170 Å, Fig. 4, left) and the in vitro bipartite MexA-OprM cryo-tomography model (210Å) [1,5,48].

Bauer contended that Judaism presupposed the subordination of nature to religious interests, but still maintained the natural links of kinship and ethnicity.

Instead, it is assumed that there is a natural link between literature and left-liberalism.

As such, he's the natural link between the likes of Eliza Carthy and brooding Scottish tunesmith Alasdair Roberts.

The volume, transparent from first page to last, forms a natural link to the Koran page that opens the show.

It went on to expand its style well beyond punk purism, forging natural links with other 1970s styles like glam.

The islands of the eastern Mediterranean and the Aegean Sea form a natural link between the landmasses of the Middle East and Europe.

HR careers are all about working with people so there was a natural link there for me with my psychology degree.

Later, he said that one natural link between Orthodox Christianity and the environmental cause was the "ascetical element" of the church's tradition.

In a 1998 essay titled "The Wisdom of Repugnance," he termed cloning "a major violation of our given nature" because for people to clone themselves and live for ever would shatter the natural link between reproduction and death.