Sentence examples for such a linkage from inspiring English sources

But in any case, why suggest such a linkage?

Here, we develop such a linkage between field and remotely-sensed observations to characterize one of the main drivers of forest change: growth.

Such a linkage would upend the primordial assumption that I am Self, you are Other; that I am In Here, and you are Out There.

The project is still mostly under discussion, but Indian officials regard such a linkage as a potentially important route to bypass Pakistan into Afghanistan.

Do people expect Israel to play those cards in a vacuum?" Asked about today's report in the Guardian on Washington's increasing linkage of diplomatic efforts to curb Iran's nuclear programme with the Middle East peace process, Regev said Israel had always supported such a linkage, as Iran was clearly a factor in the region.

Such a linkage allows the link to remain completely rigid as long as a given torque threshold is not exceeded, with that threshold being configurable according to working conditions and safety considerations.

A map set is simply a collection of maps, and maps are any linear ordered set of features such as a linkage group, chromosome or an FPC contig.

But critics of such a simple linkage say it is not merely a democratic constitution and elections that determine the fairness of a society, but how deeply democratic understandings reach into the culture.

The only permanent way to reduce that sum was to have permanent peace, and one guesses that the chance of such a utopian linkage helped move Coolidge to support, with whatever reluctance and delay, an international pact outlawing war, the brainchild of his Secretary of State, Frank Kellogg.

"Now you can reach even more people because we have such a large linkage pool for advertisers to leverage, though this paid plus co-op sort of mentality," Pinnow says.

For speciation to occur in such a case, linkage between mate and resource preferences must be maintained in sympatry to uphold the genetic integrity of the diverging populations [15].