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Noun(1) (2) an associative relation(3) (genetics) traits that tend to be inherited together as a consequence of an association between their genes(4) all of the genes of a given chromosome are linked (where one goes they all go)(5) a mechanical system of rods or springs or pivots that transmits power or motion(6) the act of linking things together

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(1) On inspection it was found that everything in the recently developed transmission was operating perfectly, the jamming in fourth gear traced to the mating of the standard gear linkage to the new gearbox.(2) The IMF presenter demonstrated a strong linkage between the level of per capita GDP and the poverty rate.(3) The power to detect a significant linkage is examined on the basis of 1000 replicates.(4) During the meeting he demanded its detachment from any linkage to the death of the five young men.(5) Samples taken from the crime scene have been sent to forensic laboratories for analysis to ascertain any linkage to the crime.(6) But all the electronics machines were second-hand products and have no linkage to the Internet.(7) It was a memorable sermon, lacking any clear outline or notable linkage to the Scripture readings.(8) The Bush administration backed off its previous position insisting on linkage .(9) All the elements will need clear linkage to each other through regular meetings, information technology, and shared protocols.(10) Through the voices of the villagers, many of whom trace their linkage to the old Chipko movement, the film tries to understand the revolution.(11) The chapters do vary significantly, however, in the depth of analysis and the strength of linkage to the central premises of the research.(12) The textile sector presents good opportunity for us to spur growth and combat poverty because of its vertical linkage to agriculture.(13) there is no proof of linkage to a terrorist organization(14) Countless social standards, now fundamental to our culture, have direct linkage to wartime necessities.(15) A Russian trade official insisted Monday that there was no linkage between the two issues.(16) After years of searching for the ideal point at which to attach the suspension linkage to a frame, the gearheads concluded that their sweet spot didn't exist.