Sentence examples for codes that link from inspiring English sources

Beautifully illustrated throughout with drawings of birds and scenes and featuring QR codes that link to audio birdsong, this poignant and insightful book takes you on a travel adventure unlike any other accompanied on every leg of your journey by birdsong.

The new feature, which is called 'Connect N Share', is very straightforward — it makes it easy for businesses to generate QR codes that link to the business's presence on Twitter and/or Facebook.

Next to the art are posted notices that incorporate QR codes that link to online data on the Slumlord Watch website so community members may learn about the housing and safety code violations on the property and about the owner responsible for the property's decline.

For example, some use bar codes that link newborn screening filter paper cards with birth certificates, and others have considered including the newborn screening information on the face page of the medical record where vaccination information is placed to facilitate monitoring.

iZettle's new API service will work like this: a developer incorporates code that links up with a custom URL scheme, which allows users to initiate requests for payments from the iOS app for either the iPhone or iPad.

With the help of Anne Kotte and Tony Lundström, they filled a gallery space with four elements and a mixture of mediums: a photograph, a model, a video and a QR code that linked them all.

The file gives the name and address of each practice together with the NHS practice code that links it to the prescription dispensing data file.

We matched individual specimens with outpatient clinic visits that occurred within a 5-day range around the date of specimen collection by using a unique patient code that links the records but does not identify the patient.

Adjacent motifs influence each other's DNA binding, creating a complex "code" that links the pattern of DNA-binding amino acids in a protein to target-site preferences in DNA (Isalan et al. 1997; Wolfe et al. 2000).

To permanently de-link data, any codes that will link or identify data or tissues with the donor must be removed, such that even the database manager can no longer trace a tissue or its related data back to the donor.

We also see that there are other DBC codes that also link in the same manner with pathways 2,894 and 1,281.