Sentence examples for geographic links from inspiring English sources

Trade-outs allow quick geographic links without time-consuming installation.

He talks with genuine excitement about the "special relationships" that can be fostered with international audiences, not least due to geographic links with their principal dancers and singers.

Clusters with geographic links suggest the clonal expansion of MDR/XDR TB occurred in local areas.

Twenty-one (38%) of the strains were classified into 9 clusters with geographic links, which suggests that community transmission of MDR/XDR TB is ongoing.

From the surveillance in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, patient information was limited and showed no geographic links (all 5 persons resided in different health regions but were all within the southeastern portion of Saskatchewan).

The Honduran Armed Forces will protect the site from looters, according to this National Geographic link.

Capturing Glasgow's industrial heritage and its geographic link to the sea, the new Riverside Museum ( glasgowlife.org.uk/pages/default.aspx), designed by Zaha Hadid, has just opened.

The additional-member system combines proportionality with the geographic link between a citizen and a member of the legislature characteristic of constituency-based systems.

This would retain features that defenders of the present system hold dear: notably the strong geographic link between MPs and their constituents, and the ability (at least sometimes) to form majority single party governments.

The towns would be the closest geographic link to Arab East Jerusalem, which they want as the capital of a new state but which has been nearly surrounded by Jewish neighborhoods.

The Genographic Project is focusing on DNA from people still living in their ancestral homelands because they provide the crucial geographic link between genetic markers found today and routes traveled long ago.