This sentence uses " ligature" to refer to a decorative joining of letters in handwriting, and " signature" as the overall mark made by someone.

艺术家仔细地在他独特签名细节中设计了一个丽连字。

Once the words are nestled in the places " ordained" for them—" ordained" is a wonderful word that points to the inexorable logic of syntactic structures—they are tied by ligatures of relationships to one another.

一旦这些词被安置在为“定”地方——“定”是一个词，指出了句法结构不可阻挡逻辑——就被相互关系连字联系在一起。

So in that sense, historically, the German letter that's written kind of like the  letter B (the Eszett) does historically come from a ligature of the long S and the letter Z even  though it is pronounced as a double S today.

因此从这个意义上说，从历史上看，写法有点像字母 B（Eszett）德语字母在历史上确实来自长 S 和字母 Z 连字，尽管今天发音是双 S。