Sentence examples for external linkages from inspiring English sources

He said the attacks probably had "external linkages," and were carried out by a group "based outside the country".

On October 31st, he told General Musharraf by telephone that India had "indications" of the bombers' "external linkages".

We need to be mindful of the potential for ill-conceived involvement in the crisis, however well-intentioned, to raise the profile of the group and speed the development of damaging external linkages.

On October 31st, he told General Musharraf by telephone that India had "indications" of the bombers' "external linkages"—ie, India suspects Pakistan is involved.

Secondly, the extent of qualified human capital employed builds the organizational culture, including the ability to establish external linkages.

Table 3 External linkages between supporting entities   Supporting entities Identified linkage 1 ASF - Eclipse ● Eclipse is providing plugins to Apache projects.

The peaks around 674 cm−1 and 797 cm−1 are attributed to the external linkage and internal tetrahedral symmetrical stretching vibrations, respectively.

In this paper, we propose the unique approach of using external linkage information in order to improve the efficiency of very large scale sensor selection.

All of the three as-synthesized typical samples, namely clinoptilolite zeolite and CuO NPs/Ag-clinoptilolite zeolite composite have peaks around 465 cm−1 and 524 cm−1 which are assigned to the bending vibrations of the insensitive internal TO4 (T = Si or Al) tetrahedral units and double six rings (D6R) external linkage within the clinoptilolite zeolite structure, respectively.

Furthermore, the peaks around 1034 cm−1 are corresponded to the external linkage and internal tetrahedral asymmetrical stretching vibrations, and peaks around 1635 cm−1, 3437 cm−1 and 3623 cm−1 are attributed to H O H bending O H bonding (hydroxyl groups) vibrations and discrete water absorption bands of the clinoptilolite, respectively.

We also compare PageRank scores for the data-providers and their conformance to Linked Data guidelines, showing that both factors negatively correlate for guidelines restricting the use of RDF features, while positively correlating for guidelines encouraging external linkage and vocabulary re-use.