Sentence examples for theoretically linked to from inspiring English sources
The current tour is theoretically linked to the launch of Bregovic's new album Champagne for Gypsies, a goodtime record replete with the trademark Gypsy brass of his Weddings and Funerals Orchestra, touches of newer manele urban Gypsy pop, galloping rhythms, and a rich cast of vocalists, including four members of the venerable French rumba gitane combo the Gypsy Kings.
For nations with a shortage of gold, the "right" thing to do was to raise interest rates in an attempt to lure gold back; the austerity this imposed on the rest of the economy was politically unacceptable.The Bretton Woods era replaced a gold standard with a dollar standard (albeit with the American currency theoretically linked to bullion).
In a first part, the spread is theoretically linked to the plastic yield value.
V-DISC queries about lifetime history of eight traumatic exposures of which three consider exposures theoretically linked to NSSI.
Such a model, it is suggested, could be theoretically linked to Foucault's concept of the modern episteme.
The wave of evictions theoretically linked to the Olympics also goes against previous Rio government policies.
He also drew attention to apparently innocent face recognition websites such as MyHeritage which could theoretically be linked to websites or CCTV and spot any picture of you whenever or wherever you feature.
Chronic conditions that could theoretically be linked to hearing difficulties and life-space mobility, namely diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, cardiac, circulatory and neurological diseases were chosen as potential covariates.
These patient characteristics were examined in separate blocks as they were considered to be theoretically highly linked to the dependent variables, and their inclusion together may result in a reduction of the significance of the other demographic factors which we wished to assess.
After the initial coding, the most central codes were clustered in theoretically linked themes, to develop categories and sub-categories, based on properties and dimensions (focused coding).
Contagious yawning has been theoretically and empirically linked to empathy.
