Sentence examples for is linked across from inspiring English sources

Anne Arundel, county, central Maryland, U.S. It is bounded by the Patapsco River to the north, Chesapeake Bay to the east, and the Patuxent River to the west and is linked across the bay to Kent Island in Queen Anne's county by the William Preston Lane, Jr., Memorial Bridge (completed 1952).

By multisensory spatial attention, we mean 'spatial attention that is linked across sensory modalities, and/or that has multisensory consequences' – for example, attending to a location that is defined visually typically has consequences both for the processing of visual and non-visual stimuli presented at that location, as compared to at other locations.

Much as all of the parts of the universe are linked across space, they may also be linked across time, he suggests.

The two issues — the European Union and immigration — are increasingly being linked across Europe.

The cost of renewables such as wind turbines and solar panels can be cut, and their drawbacks mitigated, if they are linked across Europe.

In its "PIN number" decision of 1991, the Constitutional Court ruled that the state had to get rid of the single "personal identifier number" (PIN) so that personally identifiable data could no longer be linked across state agencies.

Thus, making sure that privacy of individuals is maintained whenever databases are linked across organizations is vital.

Deep-marine canyon and fan deposits were linked across intra-terrane compartments only by mud-rich deposits.

I would like to think that every executive knows that the problems and solutions are linked across multiple disciplines.

Pressing environmental and societal problems require an understanding of how processes operate at different scales, and how they can be linked across scales.

See Chapters 17 and 18 in the PIAAC Technical Report (OECD 2013) for a more detailed explanation of how the scales were linked across delivery modes and surveys.