Sentence examples for structure links from inspiring English sources

At the other end of the building, a similar bridgelike structure links the theater complex to the scene shop on top of an aboveground parking ramp.

It is of course non-fiction, but its day-by-day structure links it to two recent novels - David Peace's GB84 and Eoin McNamee's 12 23.

For cases, where multiple results are available for the same structure, links to related entries are provided.

The structure links unrelated incidents through characters who travel from one scenario to the next, as in Max Ophls' classic La Ronde.

Axis proteins load onto the chromosomes beginning in the leptotene stage of meiotic prophase, and during the zygotene stage the axes of the two homologs start to become connected by assembly of the central region structure between them, culminating in the pachytene stage in which the central region structure links the axes along their full lengths (Zickler and Kleckner 1999).

Another 7,000 square feet in a structure linking the two glasshouses will provide administrative, mechanical and general work space.

After the Brooklyn Bridge opened in 1883, a steady stream of traffic traveled over the great stone structure linking Lower Manhattan to Brooklyn.

The Lucky Ones comprises five discrete narratives, different in voice and structure, linked by the influence of two characters who only take the stage in the last story.

Plaid Cymru will be promoting that vision of an outward-looking and international Wales, which becomes even more important if Wales and the UK end up in some new structure linked to the European single market.

In this McCarthy-era allegory, Dwan lays bare the town's social structure, linking courthouse and whorehouse and, with a climactic battle in the telegraph office, locates its very survival in the rise of modern communications.

Can comorbidity be understood as meaningful covariance, and is this covariance structure linked with personality?