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In these cases, a viewshed should be able to link a visibility evaluation to aspects of vision and perception.

Our results demonstrate the utility of non-bacterial DNA to discriminate between different sites, and were able to link a soil to a particular location.

This year, authorities said they were able to link a suspect to a string of crimes by using a genealogy service to trace the genetic material to one man they said killed at least a dozen people.

When it's released, HoloLens owners will be able to link a number of the devices together, allowing them to all see the same images as if they were really in the room.

Online retailers will be able to link a sales agent's soothing voice to a lost Web site shopper.

But neither idea could win out, because astronomers had never been able to link a burst to an identifiable object.

It was, she says, the "thought of being able to link an offender to a crime scene" that inspired her degree selection.

Electronics components come like a black box so they have to find out the information by other means to be able to link an abnormal electronic behaviour to a specific internal structure.

So if Twitter is able to link an active disinformation campaign with spambots lurking in waiting to carry out the next operation it could successfully disrupt the long term planning of election fiddlers.

Their postcode was collected, so we were able to link an area-level index of SES by postcode.

An analysis of 1909 cases in The Netherlands diagnosed from 1971 to 1985 (van Leeuwen et al, 1993), based on more detailed treatment information, was able to link an increased risk of stomach cancer to radiation; this study found no excess of second malignancies after chemotherapy.