Sentence examples for it possible to link from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to link accounts retrospectively after signing in?

As if that weren't bad enough, Globally Unique Identifiers, or GUID's, are making it possible to link every document you create, message you e-mail and chat you post with your real-world identity.

The anthology made it possible to link the fractured stanzas of Celan ("no one / bears witness for the / witness") to the lyrics of Mahmoud Darwish, another poet of traces and inscriptions, whose verse establishes a counter-history of Palestine.

The upgrades make it possible to link Lotus software more tightly with I.B.M.'s software platform for e-commerce, known as Websphere, its Tivoli systems management software and its DB2 database.

What's more, they are likely to rate the same movies at the same time, which made it possible to link an anonymised entry in the Netflix dataset with a very identifiable user on IMDB – even if the IMDB ratings don't include more sensitive movies which the user may not have wanted to make public.

In the field of travel, attaching metadata to everything makes it possible to link up airline schedules, car rental and hotel bookings.If this sounds eerily similar to the kind of thing a human travel agent used to do in the days before the non-semantic web almost killed his profession, that is exactly what Gregg Brockway has in mind.

In one set, it was possible to link more than half the nodes with the colored three; in another, there were far fewer connections.

Therefore, it is possible to link the brine concentration with those changes.

We want to determine whether it is possible to link the records that belong to the same individual.

It was possible to link all tests due to two Swedish extensions from the international study design.

It was possible to link these data with Sure Start areas using geographic information system strategies (Frost & Harper, 2007).