The phrase "a link of simple" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The project requires a link of simple concepts to ensure understanding."
Alternatives: "a connection of basic" or "a bond of simple".
Directory General Information | Schedule | Projects | Useful links The following is a list of simple projects that could be used as the starting point to think about your project.
The problem could be solved only by creating an account with PP and going through a relatively simple process of choosing a link resolver (very simple if anyone from your institution had ever done it before).
Ultimately, you want editorial links; links that have a real reason to be there and not just added as part of a link exchange or simple directory.
In contrast to a feedforward artificial neural network (such as a functional link artificial neural network (FLANN)), the proposed PFLARNN consists of a number of simple small-scale functional link artificial recurrent neural network (FLARNN) modules.
We showed in a prior publication that a CS response to an instruction on one trial is linked to a depression of simple-spike firing rate on the next trial (Medina and Lisberger, 2008).
(PCWorld.com) Gratuitous link of the day Simple, and quite brilliant piece of "natural" marketing.
These values are consistent with the expected frequencies of a tightly linked simple SNP.
Founder Tarikh Korula says "Google was built for an older web made of simple HTML sites linking to one another.
Given how much it encompasses, the gallery fittingly draws its name from a simple linking of theirs: Wurlitzer-Bruck.
It was a link to a list of life hacks, simple tricks designed to make one's life easier: use duct tape to open stuck lids, keep floppy boots upright with pool noodles, paper-clip the end of a tape roll so you can find it easily.
