Sentence examples for and links with a from inspiring English sources

The university's official website, usually a smorgasbord of photographs and links with a campus calendar of events, quickly showed only short messages.

For instance, networks can (1) have different types of nodes and/or links; (2) contain nodes and links with a variety of properties associated with them (e.g., weights); (3) have links that can be directed; (4) contain multi-links, self-links, and hyperlinks; and (5) contain nodes of two distinct types, with links running only between unlike types (called bipartite).

Inglis had close contacts with industry and was able to establish a professorship in aeronautical engineering and links with a nearby Air Ministry experimental flight station.

Use clean lined blocks for text and links with a clickable menu that allows your customers to navigate your site.

The U.S. government's story proposed that a devious and precocious child could somehow find his way from Saudi Arabia to London and link with a major terrorist operation.

A one-time teenage pool hustler, Belinsky experienced a tumultuous ride; he was lionized by Walter Winchell, greeted by J. Edgar Hoover and linked with a host of Hollywood actresses.

With the help of a GIS program, the interview material is then georeferenced and linked with a map.

A steady state model for the RO process is developed and linked with a dynamic model for the storage tank.

Ready to leave Big Yard, my friend Shanz took me over to Mojito Mondays to catch some music and link with a bunch of people.

Two points each are considered a pair and linked with a red line).

Samples and data forms were labelled and linked with a unique anonymous study number.