Sentence examples for a linked collection of from inspiring English sources

In place of some went Cadman Plaza, a linked collection of three high-rise co-ops, with shops and parks.

While in The Midsummer Marriage, the voices are supported by a traditional homogeneous flow of orchestral sonority, in King Priam, a linked collection of instrumental gestures – brought forth by instrumental solos and ensembles – articulates each character and situation in the drama.

It began in 1977, when Kevin Lynch, the noted planner and writer on cities, helped pick out a site just northeast of the downtown core, hard up against a partially sunken freeway, for a linked collection of museums, concert halls and public parkland.

In this approach we might start by using a linked collection of detailed functional structural plant models to represent plant competition.

Yoon wrote one previous book, "Once the Shore," a loosely linked collection of short fiction that takes place on an island off Korea.

Easter concerts are generally predictable performances of the Bach passions or Haydn's Seven Last Words, but BBC NOW's programme with the BBC National Chorus of Wales is a curiously linked collection of seasonal music.

"Full Frontal" follows a large, loosely linked collection of people through a single day, which culminates in a birthday party they were all supposed to attend, in honor of a producer named Gus David Duchovnyy).

Noel Yuhanna, an analyst at Forrester Research, chided SAP for not acquiring the database technology sooner because Oracle has been able to offer customers a more complete, tightly linked collection of software.

The establishment of a linked data collection provided an opportunity to explore the accuracy and completeness of capture of information about diabetes in survey and administrative data collections.

On the homepage there is also a link to the Medline search engine Pubmed, and a link to a collection of anaesthesia and critical care mailing lists.

Here's a link to a collection of Twitter posts gathered Wednesday night from @nytimes users with people sharing their thoughts about Mr. Jobs and the contributions he made to the personal computer world.