Sentence examples for symbiotic link from inspiring English sources

It is a symbiotic link, a union even, making them a single twofold organism.

The symbiotic link between genius and emotional damage is enshrined in Hollywood folklore – and yet doesn't appear to apply to Sheen at all.

But the real fascination of Morgan's play lies in its suggestion that, behind the contest, there was a symbiotic link between Frost and Nixon.

A trained therapist specialising in holistic healing and hypnotism, he claims to have uncovered an intrinsic, almost symbiotic, link between singing and hypnotherapy, such that after only a few sessions, he'll have even the most discordant of chanteuses crooning like a canary.

As described in the report, the Turkmen regime keeps religious dissidents (including Protestants, Jehovah's Witnesses and some Muslims) at a labour camp in the desert where they face harsh treatment and torture.In the real world, both despotism and anarchy are more common than law-governed administration, and indeed there is a certain symbiotic link between the two.

This dynamic ecosystem, highly susceptible to external agents, has a symbiotic link with host health homeostasis.

These pieces have symbiotic links between the way the music is written on the page, the processes the performers have to engage in to play them, the sounds that an audience hears and the bigger cultural message Cardew is trying to communicate.

The symbiotic links between the press and the government go further.

The most striking finding was the habitat partitioning of linked symbiotic partners, which suggests adaptation of the holobiont (host plus symbiont) to distinct environmental niches and/or linkage disequilibrium on a genomic level.

There is a symbiotic, erotic connection.

Our analyses provide further evidence for a link between symbiotic associations among plants and fungi, and increased TE activity, while highlighting the importance individual species' natural histories may have in shaping genome architecture.