Because bull trout cannot tolerate water warmer than 60 °F 15 °C, all the connecting-link populations from the Columbia basin to Upper Klamath Lake and to the McCloud River would have been lost during postglacial warming. ❋ Robert J. Behnke (2002)
A very evident connecting-link between these urns and the later sepulchral stele appears in monuments which show just such urns projected in relief upon a plane surface. ❋ Various (N/A)
I can only hope that you are in some measure a connecting-link between the school and its mission .... ❋ Forbes Robinson (N/A)
The dwellings of this class form a connecting-link between the second and third periods, which may be said to have commenced about 1730, when the growing commercial importance of the seaport towns and the rapid accumulation of wealth induced a more lavish and elegant style of living. ❋ Various (N/A)
Therefore we may conclude that the radical axis indicates a tendency of particles, or individuals, to fly off at a tangent, at right angles to the connecting-link between the individual and the king. ❋ P. Hampson (N/A)
Serving as a connecting-link between the British and the French and ❋ Unknown (1918)
General Maude once told me that pressure was being continually brought by the high command in England or India to have that connecting-link built, but that he was convinced that the rails would be far more essential elsewhere, and had no intention of yielding. ❋ Kermit Roosevelt (1916)
Testament Acts forms a necessary connecting-link between the Gospels and the Epistles of St. Paul. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
There was also a strong if indirect connecting-link in the personality of Sir Bartle Frere, who, as High Commissioner in South Africa, had belittled the Boer claims, and who now by a violent stretch of authority had precipitated war with the Zulus. ❋ Stephen Lucius Gwynn (1907)
But Sofia had looked forward to a Russian retirement under imperial auspices and thereafter to a Russo-German rapprochement in which Bulgaria should be the connecting-link, extracting a profitable brokerage by playing off one against the other in Balkan affairs. ❋ Unknown (1902)
The railroad, the more modern coureur de bois and coureur de planche, has not served the new-world society merely as a connecting-link between communities already developed. ❋ John Finley (1901)
With regard to the plantations that have just been mentioned, reference may be conveniently made here by way of parenthesis to the survival in Newfoundland of certain terminology and customs, which form an interesting connecting-link between the early enterprises and modern usage and practice. ❋ Frederick Edwin Smith Birkenhead (1901)
But it is not a freak creature, but a "connecting-link" between the two great families of creatures. ❋ William Walker Atkinson (1897)
On the whole, these creatures are strangely organized and come very near to being a "connecting-link" between other forms. ❋ William Walker Atkinson (1897)
This connecting-link frequently gave rise to confusion, for when two little girls put their arms around each other's necks as they walked to school, they sometimes got tangled up in the mitten string and had to duck and turn and bump heads before the right string was again resting on the right shoulder. ❋ Various (1897)
Of this kaleidoscopic assemblage of questions the ones of most immediate interest are connected with the Silurian-Trias succession in the Kashmír valley, for here we have a connecting-link between the marine formations of the Salt Range area and those which are preserved in greater perfection in Spití and other parts of the Tibetan highlands, stretching away to the south-east at the back of the great range of crystalline snow-covered peaks. ❋ James McCrone Douie (1894)
All along I have believed that in these cases of yours there was a connecting-link, a subtle personality in the background. ❋ Percy James Brebner (1893)
