Sentence examples for interlink from inspiring English sources
The Indian government wants to interlink almost all the countries' rivers, at a cost currently put at some $120 billion.
The engineers at KEK, by contrast, have simply designed the storage rings so that they interlink at one point, and the beams thus cross each other at an angle.
Its main rival is Google, which offers its own range of such services, and continues to launch new ones and interlink them more closely.
If during polymerization each unit can add more than one other unit, then as the molecule increases in size it will branch out with many arms that will divide and interlink to create a densely cross-linked solid.
They interlink, but it is more helpful to separate them.
Then just Digg your uploads in a viral spiral to your social networks via an FB/MS interlink torrent.
These online applications are increasingly interlinked and a security failing at any one point can lead to unforeseen consequences elsewhere".
Using the same assumptions as for their equity home-bias calculations, the authors find correlations in consumption growth very similar to those actually observed among the G7 countries.All four puzzles are, in fact, interlinked.
AT&T is tightly interlinking its various services so that, for example, pictures taken with a mobile phone can be uploaded to the user's website and can then easily be called up on the television screen; another feature allows subscribers to AT&T's Homezone service to programme their DVRs remotely via the web.
So far this year, floods have killed more than 850 people in the country as a whole.The annual phenomenon of too much rain falling in the wrong places has revived talk in India of a visionary scheme, decried by environmentalists, to even things out by "interlinking" rivers across the country through canals.
"Everything appertaining to this city is on so vast a scale…that it is not easy even to put it in writing .In Marco Polo's day it was the ornate palaces, paved roads and meticulously planned layouts of Chinese cities that impressed visitors; in today's megacities it is some of the world's tallest skyscrapers and largest shopping malls, interlinked by the world's longest bullet-train network.
