Sentence examples for embedding links from inspiring English sources

The Chrome extension enhances biomedical data repositories by embedding links to canned analyses generated from the datasets indexed within these repositories.

Curious gives you a way to suggest a set of tools that might be handy for making the dresser, like a dovetail jig and router, along with a method for embedding links where people can buy the tools on the Web.

The new system almost completely insulates you from coding, though there are cases (like embedding links in a post) when knowing a bit of HTML makes life easier.

Similar to Luminate and ThingLink, the real appeal of Stipple's technology is monetization — in that it allows publishers, marketers and retailers to turn their images into advertisements, embedding links that would take the viewer directly to an online store where they could buy the product.

Matti Koskimies wrote that, "while it seems from the comments that a lot of people are favouring embedding links within the story, I would advise strongly against it". He says hypertext traditionally means this sort of linking, "but the origins of hypertext are not in news articles", where he argues they can distract the reading process because they are in a different colour than the normal text.

Many national and local organizations have supported Prevencanadol and have even participated in its diffusion by embedding links to our program website (http://www.alertagrumete.com) on their own institutional websites.

Mail Online rarely embeds links to stories.

Users can upload and embed links, images, text and videos.

— and audio files, as well as more typical fare like embedded links.

It is a fairly common trick to embed links in files of a different content type.

The P&P Table of Contents has embedded links to the document sections, making navigation easier.