Sentence examples for define link from inspiring English sources

Version 1.0 is now three years old, but the update continues to define link building expectations and establish the tone for the strategy.

The idea of this paper gives us a new thinking about how to define link quality properly in different kinds of network environments.

Most state-of-the-art link quality monitoring solutions for preemptive route recovery define link quality as a function of the received signal strength, in order to detect node mobility and anticipate link breaks.

Answers.com, in particular, stands to lose out, as it is currently Google's default whenever a user clicks the "define" link on a Google results page.

In this paper, we define linking systems, collections of difference sets that correspond to systems of linked designs, and we construct linking systems in a variety of nonelementary abelian groups using Galois rings, partial difference sets, and a product construction.

The average number of friends-of-friends connecting you to any other random person might not be exactly six – it depends on how you define links, for one thing – but it is a small number of about that size.

Among the four programs, GoMA worked most explicitly to define links between curiosity-driven science and issue-directed science for EBM applications [26], [34].

And so the chain of visual being that Mr. Taaffe is defining, link by link, goes on.

For example, locally defined link anchors permit navigation within a single document.

In this changing landscape, it's worth acknowledging how cliffhangers, broadly defined, link disparate genres: they connect "Fringe" with "The Good Wife" and the languid, dreamlike "Mad Men" (which hung off a cliff for more than a year after Don ran off to marry his secretary).

This is not a standard link function so fitting the model requires software which allows user-defined link functions, in our analysis we fitted it in WinBUGS (Spiegelhalter et al, 2004).