In some sense these clothes may tap into a nostalgia, however selective, for a time in which families were divided continents, the ambitions of parents and children not so intimately linked.
In summary, these data demonstrate that Ca2+d and Ca2+sps are not always intimately linked, but indicate a functional separation of the deep cytosol and the subplasmalemmal space that is consistent with the existence of a barrier to calcium diffusion between these two regions.
The horror triggered an anguished self-examination: Whitman's 'senseless mayhem' was not an aberration but intimately linked to American society.
That these may be intimately linked, not only at times of insufficiency and misery, but at times of prodigious wealth-creation and excess, is the taboo which prevents a more rigorous examination of that most lasting of relationships, the one between economy and society.
Not surprisingly, this process is intimately linked to what in the West is considered a notorious "housing bubble," which in 1998 couldn't have even existed.
In other words, the stability of your circadian rhythm is intimately linked with not only how you feel emotionally, but also your overall wellbeing.
In this way preferential attachment is intimately linked with, but not always equivalent to, asymptotic power-law behaviour.
Endocytosis and exocytosis rely on very different molecular machinery to function, but the two processes are intimately linked and could not work without each other.
For expressivists, normative talk need not be about desires at all but remains intimately linked to motivation by being expressive of desires, not of beliefs.
Founded in 2004, its "central message is that solving poverty and tackling climate change are intimately linked and equally vital, not either/ors".
