Sentence examples for of linkage with from inspiring English sources

"What we've got is confirmation that slavery permeated British society, you can scratch many places and you will find some form of linkage with slavery.

But perhaps Tim's greatest skill is the art of linkage, with the left-hand side of the page dedicated to oodles of interesting sites, including the nascent English pages at AOK that kick off with some interesting drinking spots, "Denmark's most interesting art space" at Louisiana, and Hotel Fox, where "street art meets hotel rooms".

"Unlike George W. Bush, who needed a Cheney; unlike Carter, who needed a Mondale; unlike Clinton, who needed a Gore; and unlike Reagan, who needed a Bush, Kerry has the freedom to add to his ticket in terms of linkage with the voters," Mr. Hart said.

The datasets generated in this study was treated by the Ward's method of linkage with squared Euclidean distance as a measure of similarity.

Objective: This study was designed to measure the impact of linkage with the NDI on population-based relative and cancer cause-specific survival rates in the US.

A number of barriers limit expansion of HIV testing among inmates, including stigma and discrimination (Earnshaw & Chaudoir 2009), timing of the tests, and lack of linkage with routine clinical exams (Kavasery et al. 2009).

That first time behind the wheel, probably in 1965, I could feel myself manipulating the machine through an unimaginable series of linkages with a clumsy device called the steering wheel.

The development of linkages with university and research institutes is a fact in all cases.

MSCI is the global index that has smallest amount of linkages with stock markets all over the world.

A graphical and computational based method for synthesis of linkages with four-point of accuracy using the Maple-V software is presented.

Particularly, their results support the hypothesis that Arg177, Lys214, and His215 form a highly conserved, core set of charged amino acid residues in GH3 enzymes, involved in the formation of linkages with the substrate.