The phrase "a single link in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small part of a larger system or chain, often emphasizing the interconnectedness of elements.
Example: "In the grand scheme of things, I am just a single link in the vast network of our organization."
Alternatives: "a small part of" or "one component of".
Today each voyage or flight is a single link in a coordinated network of transport that carries people and goods from any starting place to any chosen destination.
To cast Baraka as a superannuated sixties radical is to miss the point: he understood himself, rightly, as a single link in an ancestral chain that is older than slavery and unbroken by history's detours and convolutions.
This was tricky — in addition to realizing you could use both pans of the balance scale, it helped to notice that breaking a single link in the middle of a chain produces three separate pieces.
However, unlike, say, in wireless LANs or xDSL systems where OFDM is deployed as a transmission technology in a single link, in optical networks it is being considered as the technology underlying the novel elastic network paradigm.
It addressed a well-formed research question, but focused narrowly on refining a single link in a long chain of evidence necessary to address the policy question at hand: whether CSR would be a good use of a large increase in education spending.
Let the SNR at the end of a single link in the case of conventional single band spectrum utilization be.
In this paper we address the trajectory tracking problem of the end-effector of a single link flexible arm in which the gravity forces and the joint friction forces are taken into account.
It opens with the declaration that their Noble Lords' inquiry is based on a 'fallacy' and, although it frequently asserts that UK science will be immune to any ill-effects following exit from the EU, offers not a single link to external sources in support.
"All life is a great chain, the nature of which is known whenever we are shown a single link of it," Holmes explains in the first story, "A Study in Scarlet," which establishes a narrative formula that subsequent tales nearly always follow.
A node is peripheral in a graph g if it is involved in a single link (weak or strong).
It turns out that it is exactly this so-called nonseparable utility formulation that leads to the desired characteristic that most users will establish only a single link, as will be shown in Section 3. By contrast, the separable utility in [7, 9] will favor multilink operation and therefore the results cannot be applied to our model.
