Sentence examples for defined link from inspiring English sources

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).

Our data indicate that there is a tight and biomechanically defined link between structure and the functional ecology of fish jaws, and that maxillary KT plays an important but not uniquely determinant role in this association.

We used this outcome given the defined link between skillfulness and provider knowledge, training, positive attitudes, and role-modeling [ 24, 15], demonstrating the superiority of skillfulness over other cultural-competency measures.

Our data support a tight and biomechanically defined link between structure and the functional ecology of fish skulls, and indicate that certain mechanisms for transmitting motion through their jaw linkages may require particular anatomical configurations, a conclusion that contravenes the concept of "many-to-one mapping" for fish jaw mechanics.

Here is used to represent an appropriately defined link function, such as the probit or logit link for categorical and binary outcomes, respectively (3) where α, B are unknown parameters, the diagonal elements of B are identically equal to 0 and (I− B) is invertible (Sánchez et al., 2005).

Table 2 shows the defined links and their distances along the three transportation networks.

If two particles are separated by less than a user defined linking length, the particles are assigned to the same group.

This is unsurprising due to the Wnt pathways' well established and defined links to cell polarity, differentiation and cell migration.

Regarding the implementation of links, Receptor Explorer and the muscular dystrophy system defined links between data resources, the cerebrovascular diseases system and the diabetes/hypothyroidism system defined links between data resources and controlled vocabularies, and SESL defined both types of links.

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