Sentence examples for of the linkages from inspiring English sources

Some of the linkages identified by Data Civilizer may turn out to be spurious.

About 53% of the linkages between urushiol monomer units are cleavable multi-sulfidic bonds.

It is pointed out that for particular parameter values, kinematic bifurcation of the linkages can occur.

The results deriving from the MM approach demonstrate the possibility to overcome the limits of the linkages analysis.

Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes former Director of Central Intelligence R. James Woolsey for a discussion of the linkages between oil dependence, climate change and national security.

The ECB, which Munchau credits as the institution most aware of the linkages, was also the institution most dedicated to the doctrine of expansionary austerity.

Although we have been able to identify each of these residues, assign most of their chemical shifts, and determine some of the linkages between residues through inter-residue NOEs, we could not unambiguously elucidate the complete sequence.

The decision about how to initiate restoration is best-informed by an understanding of the linkages between ecosystem components and, given these linkages, an appreciation of the consequences of choosing to recover one ecosystem component before another.

The design of the robotic mechanical arm requires a consideration of the linkages, as well as the static and dynamic considerations of the payload.

This study contributes to a more explicit understanding of the linkages between remotely sensed phenology and traditionally observed (ground-based) phenology.

Thus, a better understanding of the linkages between salt content and organic matter storage in saline boreal fens can be useful for advancing fen construction in this region.