But some of the linking passages felt less cohesive.
But the overall result is oddly harmonious, perhaps because of the linking theme of nature.
Some of the linking narration, replacing that of Shakespeare's Gower, is quite funny: "So Pericles remains alone in Tarsus/ Where people believe the sun shines from his arsus".
The quality of the linking roads had been greatly improved by the early 21st century, reducing the time taken to travel to other parts of the country.
In real life, Weinberg was in his 50s and Marie her late 40s, while Bale is 39 and Lawrence is 23; and a couple of the linking lines on the love pentagon that emerges are also invented.
[C11.] Applying an Old Patent to the Web British Telecommunications, dusting off a 14-year-old patent, is claiming ownership of the linking technology that lets Web users move around the Internet by clicking on text and pictures.
Dusting off a 14-year-old patent, British Telecommunications is claiming ownership of the linking technology that lets Web users move around the Internet by clicking on text and pictures.
The Diels-Alder reaction consists essentially of the linking of a diene, which is a substance containing two alternate double molecular bonds, to a dienophile, which is a compound containing a pair of doubly or triply bonded carbon atoms.
Although complex formation is an example of the linking together of species by the formation of covalent (but highly polar) bonds, the first systematic approach to the explanation of the properties of complexes was based on a model in which the effect of the ligands was treated as an essentially ionic problem.
(3.1) This implies that J satisfies the condition ((J_{1})) of the linking theorem.
Rheology also reveals the influence of a change of the linking on the linear viscoelastic properties.
