Sentence examples for finding links from inspiring English sources

This isn't as trivial as it may seem, on first glance; social scientists are increasingly finding links between family time and well-being.

But this conceit never comes off as po-mo game playing, since Killen keeps finding links between therapy, police work, and the labor of grief.

No longer do consumers want to search the Web like the index of a book — finding links at which a particular keyword appears.

Scientists are finding links from multiple genomes to certain rare diseases, and now they're beginning to investigate genetic variations to shed light on more common disorders.

Lead author Prof Stephan Lewandowsky, an expert in cognitive psychology at the University of Bristol, has written several research papers finding links between the rejection of science, "conspiracist ideation" and the belief in free market economic principles.

I've hooked up with organic farmers and wildlife biologists in Maryland by surfing the Web, starting with general agencies, like Maryland's Agriculture Department and Natural Resources Department, and soon finding links to community service agriculture, federal subsidies for turning cropland into wildlife habitats, and organic farms run by the state chapter of the National Audubon Society.

This helps to reduce the complexity involved in finding link correlation for 'm' number of nodes.

Let {r1, r2, …r m } represent the 'm' number of nodes selected for finding link correlation whose packet reception is greater than threshold level.

Somehow, Dr. O'Regan's breakthrough finding — linking constipation with a distended rectum, not "regularity" — got lost.

I enjoyed finding those links.

But finding such links may be akin to equating three different paintings because they all have gold frames.