Sentence examples for an effective link from inspiring English sources

Building an effective link between science and politics isn't easy.

Designing an effective link structure for customer interfaces is critical for the success of cybermalls.

The spread of high-speed Internet connections means that people working in a cubicle and at home can rely on an effective link back to the data warehouses.

Because the cats hang around human dwellings, "they can be an effective link in transmitting diseases," said Dr. James E. Childs, branch chief of the Viral and Rickettsial Zoonoses Branch of the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta.

Proposed in the 3GPP standardization, the effective SINR approach has been used as an effective link to system mapping method.

The switch enabled them to stifle Real's attacking intent, but also deprived them of an effective link between their midfield three and strikers Drogba and Burak Yilmaz.

Other issues, such as the adequate range of science to support, and an effective linking up of science and policy, also remained to be solved in the inevitable next round of improvement efforts [ 20].

His introduction might have been the key to the whole campaign, helping to bring Gilberto Silva into the game and forming a more effective link between midfield and attack.

As the received signal fluctuations depend on the compound channel variations, a cost effective link design and power budget of fixed relaying systems based on the evaluated terrain dependent statistical properties are presented.

Looked at in isolation, a thought may seem very trivial or very fantastic; but it may be made important by another thought that comes after it, and, in conjunction with other thoughts that may seem equally absurd, it may turn out to form a most effective link.

The 1.8-mile (2.9km) tunnel will run as part of a 7-mile dualled stretch of the A303, making the road a more effective link to the M3 and the M5 and speeding up journeys to and from the south-west.