Sentence examples for that forms the linchpin from inspiring English sources
Another distinctive terrain within the Western Himalaya is the Nanga Parbat Massif that forms the linchpin of the Western Syntaxis (Fig. 1).
In Sue Miller's new novel, it is also the title of a play about love and loss, marriage, divorce and death – key Miller themes – that forms the linchpin of the book and irrevocably connects the four main characters.
Expert evaluation of electrocorticographic (ECoG) recordings forms the linchpin of seizure onset zone localization in the evaluation of epileptic patients for surgical resection.
Because perceptual properties of all sorts are propagated from the formation of the five phases, Zhu Xi and others in his tradition did not draw the critical distinction between primary and secondary qualities that formed a crucial linchpin in physical analysis in the West from antiquity.
The wiretapped communications form the linchpin of the government's case against Mr. Rajaratnam and also against about two dozen traders and executives implicated in the investigation.
Men my age — that was the linchpin".
He was particularly proud of creating the interdisciplinary Workshop Program that remains the linchpin of the Foundation.
(There's also no Start menu in the WP7 UI; that was the linchpin of UI similarity between Windows (for PCs) and Windows Mobile).
Experts worry that their growing impatience threatens the black-white compact that has been the linchpin of South Africa's stability.
So he laughed and smiled and made that smile the linchpin of his personality.
