"I have an unbroken chain of clients from Tucson to Bozeman," says Widing.
It is an unbroken chain that spans decades, from Joe Gilliam to Doug Williams to Steve McNair.
Thus, he attempted to demonstrate the unbroken chain of rabbinic tradition from Moses, providing much valuable information about contemporary Spanish Jewry, their synagogues, and their religious practices.
Consider for example an ivory necklace on view: a large, circular portrait pendant dangles from a long and unbroken chain; the whole thing is carved from a single elephant tusk without break or mistake.
At the height of their empire, from the 3rd to the 10th century, the Maya ruled in an unbroken chain of cities and villages from southern Mexico through Guatemala and Belize and down to western Honduras and El Salvador.
One descends from an unbroken chain of tradition, and the other arises by populist instinct, but they wind up partly converging.
A few weeks ago, I attended a family reunion where my cousin asked, "How did reading the Talmud for seven and a half years change you?" I've answered this question many times, and I usually talk about connecting with the unbroken chain of learning that stretches 3,300 years from Moses at Mt. Sinai to us.
The evidence is overwhelming that all life on Earth has evolved from common ancestors in an unbroken chain since its origin.
The output from these chains of services is an unbroken chain of RDF that can be queried using SPARQL, as with any other Linked Data.
But the results have to be evaluated in the context of whether the authenticity of the sample has been established and documented, and whether the sample has been protected from interference through a rigid protocol to ensure an unbroken chain of custody.
