0 an important connection between the parts of a system or a group of things:
Times Square is the nexus of the New York subway.
Another example is the nexus between poverty, population growth, and the environment.
Despite movements of popular artists, capital and technologies across national boundaries, nation-states still constitute the nexus of global-local exchange.
In this respect, consultants have a vital role in representing trustees' best interests at the nexus of contracts.
These nexuses are maintained through time by a multiplicity of ritual acts leaving analyzable material residue.
This suggests a nexus of goodwill that permeates their lives, moving across social zones of family, friends and neighbourhood.
Some nexus, direct or indirect, of patron and client may well be understood.
We must recognize the degree of eld ignorance and the larger situation of the eld in a nexus of social and educational power relations.
The development of the inner-city race-drugs nexus began with the outflow of wealth and tax revenues caused by suburbanisation.
