Sentence examples for circular link from inspiring English sources

Though Mr Peevski is not Bulgaria's only oligarch with close connections to the state, he is the most visible, thanks to the circular link between his political career (he is still an MP), his media group and a bank stuffed with state money".People do not feel enough justice is done," admits Tsvetlin Yovchev, the interior minister.

The bridge completes a 5 km circular link around Cardiff Bay, crossing the River Ely to connect Penarth and the Cogan railway station to the city centre.

The proposed architecture consists of a PAQM with a dedicated memory management data structure based on circular linked lists.

But it is unclear how many of these ads are circular links to other apps.

Circular links take the user from one source to another, only to find that the second source simply contains no additional data, other than perhaps a link back to the original source.

"Cyclic list of nodes possible?" Here multiple instances of the concept "node" (from seed knowledge), i.e., large number of nodes are proposed to be organized in a cyclic manner to unfold a variant of the seed (i.e., circular linked list).

We rebuilt the scaffolds using these new links in order of priority from strongest (greatest weight) to weakest, checking for circular links at each step and discarding them.

It is noted that the damping factor for the considered case of the beam system with the interdigitated electrode or circular-link interdigitated electrode can be higher than twice of that with the laminar electrode (LE).

UniChem policy is therefore to load all structures from a source; the bespoke filtering and processing of the feed from UniChem, to prevent circular-links and other anomalies, would then be in the hands of the UniChem user.

From the start, follow circular Ridgeway Link waymarkers along the upgraded path of the Icknield Way, wonderfully runnable in the dry and wonderfully muddy the rest of the year.

Imagine, for example, the case of a city with the shape of a horseshoe (or, equivalently, the shape of a circular chain link missing a small sector).