Sentence examples for through the linking of from inspiring English sources
It re-inscribes gender based oppression and suffering through the linking of mental illness with hegemonic masculinities and emphasized femininities.
European officials are primarily worried about the overwhelming power the companies could have through the linking of three of the world's five big music distributors -- EMI, Warner and Bertelsmann.
They've also become much smarter about extracting different kinds of capital whether that's personal information, through the linking of social media profiles, or money, through the purchasing of virtual currency.
Most of the work about multi-step attack detection focuses on alerts generated by an IDS and considers the construction of attack scenarios through the linking of these alerts.
Furthermore, kermit/GIPC family members act through the linking of protein complexes outside of the PDZ binding domain and the diversity in sequence between Kermit and kermit2 indicates there should not be any functional redundancy.
Hypothesis generation occurs through the linking of environmental exposure databases (by time and place) with health outcome and population data.
Thomas Dixon traces the changing face of friendship and the new idea of "companionate marriage" during this era, through the linked histories of the feminist Mary Wollstonecraft and the radical philosopher William Godwin.
At Chambers Street I look south through the links of the National Rent-A-Fence barrier.
TiO2 nanosheets with high ratio of {001} facets were coupled with reduced graphene oxide (rGO) nanosheets through the link of silver (Ag) nanoparticles, forming a novel ternary nanocomposite photocatalyst with a vertical heterostructure, TiO2-Ag-rGO.
This model encompasses the time-dependence variation of viscosity through the link of single structural parameter, λ.
To see if an intersection has been reached, a comparison is made between the travelled length through the trace points and the travelled length through the links of the path candidate.
