Sentence examples for easy linking from inspiring English sources

Google is testing a new "green bars" interface to the left of search results, allowing easy linking to search results for the web, images, groups, froogle and local.

Results indicate that such defects are generally not associated with fatigue crack initiation, but may act to reduce fatigue life by providing easy linking paths between two fatigue cracks.

Hyperlinks to external databases launching a local browser window allow rapid and easy linking to relevant external data sources.

In addition, all protein datasheets can be accessed with gene names or species-specific database IDs allowing the easy linking of these datasheets from other webpages or resources (e.g., http://signalink.org/protein/sma-3, http://signalink.org/protein/FBgn0004859). We have included a comprehensive FAQ site and inserted short popup help-boxes in most of the web pages to support the users.

Intra-body communication (IBC), using the human body as the channel to transmit data, has lower power consumption, less radiation, and easier linking than common wireless communication technologies such as Bluetooth, ZigBee, and ANT+.

That email will include an easy link to let people turn their subscriptions off, Apple said.

I'm not sure there is an easy link between movies and gun violence.

"There's no easy link from Leyton Orient to Delius," worried Nick.

The pianist's official Web site, langlang.com, lists his complete recordings along with easy links to Deutsche Grammophon downloads.

Since BookVibe provides easy links to Amazon.com to buy books, I added it to my list of saved items for my next order.

A scan brings the shopper to a product page on HSN's mobile Web site or its app, where there is an easy link to the checkout page.