Sentence examples for tie linking from inspiring English sources

Until this study, though, there has been no known genetic tie linking the Cohanim.

The algorithm is based on the simple idea that a tie linking two communities should have a high betweenness centrality.

When I think of all of the people who have achieved greatness, there is a common tie linking them all together they believed in themselves unashamedly.

For all the talk of Modell, the most important tie linking the Ravens and the Browns might be Ozzie Newsome, the Hall of Fame tight end who retired after the 1990 season and rose through management ranks to become vice president of player personnel.

Previous research links successful clusters to heightened innovation capacity achieved through the existence of social ties linking individuals across companies.

Social network analysis is used to examine the quality of social ties linking industry and university scientists within the San Francisco and Los Angeles California biotechnology industries over the 1980 2005 period.

He said that ministers worked in fear and pointed at "family ties" linking people in one alleged corruption scandal and Mr Vucic's office.

But the country's long tradition of primary reliance on confessions for conviction, and the informal ties linking the local police, prosecutors and judges, have hampered progress.

That investigation sparked by Brown's disclosure has since broadened into an inquiry of campaign finance and ties linking a prominent D.C. contractor to local political leaders.

Labor mobility within the region has forged a large network linking managers and firms, while ties linking managers of an early company, Hybritech, formed a network backbone anchoring growth in the region.

Those broader relationships run the gamut, from the minor patronage afforded Guinea and Cameroon, to a pending trade pact with Chile, to the close economic and social ties linking Mexico and the United States.