Sentence examples for be link from inspiring English sources
noun
A connection between places, people, events, things, or ideas.
- The mayor's assistant serves as the link to the media.
We always vaguely knew that there must be link between what our forces were doing abroad and what was going on at home – did we not?
Tau and MAP2 are most important MAPs for neuronal cells, the subcellular distribution change of them might be link to functional change of neurons after emotional stress.
Designed by acclaimed architect Sir David Chipperfield, who recently completed the Museo Jumex in Mexico City, the two-acre site will be link the Grade II-listed Burlington House with Burlington Gardens for the first time.
Categories are concepts with a higher level of abstraction, which might be link to concrete concepts or to other categories with different level of abstraction.
This implies that the parameter needs to capture the long-term history of the link; hence it should be link specific and time varying.
Having shown that EphA5 could selectively induce functional NMDAR and scaffolds, we next asked whether EphA5 could be link to a more general program of gene expression at the transcriptional level.
It will be linked to earnings.
In particular, in order to be link-local multicast capable, an IP link must provide symmetric reachability [3], which is normally not accomplished by virtual links spanning multiple physical links due to the lack of reference boundaries.
(these cannot be linked online).
