nexus
noun, plural nex·us·es, nex·us.
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Contemporary Examples of nexus
And in case you missed it, David Frum wrote about the nexus between robots and immigration right here.
“We think there should be a nexus between the actual work people are doing and the relevancy of drug abuse,” he says.
The grapes are grown on steep hillsides in a tiny, remote region situated at the nexus of much more famous regions.
But if the nexus of social and traditional media can inspire as we saw last year in Tahrir Square, it can also inflame.
Google has Android, the Google Play online store, Google Drive cloud storage, and Nexus smartphones.
Historical Examples of nexus
The transaction, as to his part of it, is incomplete, and he is still considered to be nexus.
Ancient LawSir Henry James Sumner Maine
The nexus between them and events was not cause and effect, but magic.
FolkwaysWilliam Graham Sumner
Except in the idea of God there is no nexus between the two.
"No nexus exists but the economic one between the two groups," she wrote.
The Crow's NestClarence Day, Jr.
The only nexus there could be between the executive and the mass of voters was personal.
Behind the MirrorsClinton W. Gilbert