Sentence examples for Linked words from inspiring English sources

Repeat this process and networks of linked words will emerge.

In Professor Dell's view the brain, in speech mode, electrically activates linked words, sounds and meanings that occasionally overlap and produce not only errors like "every crook and nanny" but also conceptual reversals such as saying "open the door" when you mean "close the door," a problem created because the idea of "openness" has registered on the brain and intruded on speech.

Apture, the startup that lets online publishers enhance content with rich media pop-ups from a variety of sources based on the context of linked words and terms, is launching a nifty new plug-in today that brings instantaneous search to content on the web.

Apture, the startup that lets online publishers enhance content with pop-ups that carry rich media from a variety of sources based on the context of linked words and terms, has scored a healthy $4.1 million in Series A financing from Clearstone Venture Partners and a number of angel investors including Paul Maritz (CEO of VMware) and Steve Taylor (former Executive VP of the Boston Globe).

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At the time, the four linked words slowly became a pejorative, connoting an underwhelming slice-of-life vignette concerned less with plot than with lapidary observations of everyday (read "bland") routine.

Canvas automatically collapses this link unless you click on the linked word.

Selecting cross-links as specific as possible and identifying the most appropriate linking words to connect concepts are crucial aims.

A similar technique is the peg-word system, a memory aid that involves linking words with numbers.

Ms. Simpson is adept at linking words, to one another and to images, in quietly explosive ways.

Yet Hamlet has already shown a perverse delight in linking words and phrases that ought to remain opposed.