Sentence examples for internet linkage from inspiring English sources

Grand rounds have been shared with other local Medical Education for Equitable Services to all Ugandans (MESAU) Consortium participating universities joined thorough Internet linkage to the videoconferencing.

Practically, their wide-spread ownership (currently 6 billion subscriptions worldwide [ 12]), multiple functionalities including internet linkage, and the fact that they are generally carried on the person and turned on, makes mobile phones an ideal platform for broad dissemination of effective psychotherapies.

Started by four M.B.A. students in Seattle, Viatru is creating Internet linkages between stores in the U.S. -- like the museum shop at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts -- and artisans in places like Jaipur, India.

The cloud does not enable a wired and informed electorate; that comes from online services and Internet linkages, whether they are hosted in the cloud or in the government's own infrastructure.

The priorities of new venture formation in the knowledge economy are the following: ICT and Internet access; linkages to investors and lenders; formation of lean management and advisory boards comprised of experienced individuals, competent in their fields of discipline and having as few members as needed to get the job done; and planning and securing facilities.

A detailed model specifying the linkages between Internet recruitment websites and organizational attraction was examined.

Banking, purchases, investments, emails, bill payments, etc. are being managed through online communications and needless to mention the linkage of these internet serves with embedded gadgets.

As is covered by Leitl in this issue, computer linkage via the Internet has permitted interlinking of radios and computers; the bridging of these modes of communication has enhanced the dependability of worldwide disaster communication.

More likely were analyses of interurban connectivity through telecommunications, roads, highways, railways, which was extended later in the 1990s and after to airlines, multinational firms' linkages, and the Internet.

A new Internet based registration module with automatic linkage to the national population registry containing the PIN of all individuals in Norway was created.

To display an interactive graphic of the linkage map through the Internet, we constructed the server using a protocol as shown in Figure 5.