Sentence examples for link referred from inspiring English sources

Correction: October 27 , 2002 Sunday A report in the Travel Advisory column on Oct. 6 about bus service from Stansted Airport to London during the upgrading of a rail link referred incompletely to the frequency of service.

On the other side, the slave side's operator clicks the 'Sync' link (referred to as 'Sync' hereafter) on each situation while at the same time recording bandwidth utilization.

In the case of DF, the information bit streams recovered at the relay may contain errors occurring in the source-relay link, referred to as the intra-link in this article.

To focus our attention on the most influential portion of the network, we created subsets of each network that omitted all nodes with only one link (referred to hereafter as the "focal" version of the network; Fig.  1).

This usually will cause a person to be engaged, (for at least a second or two), enough to either answer the question or follow the link referred to by the question.

"But the only one to blame is this niño!" There was a link referring to the word niño, or baby.

aWireless link refers to the communication channel between two neighboring nodes.

On the contrary, the channel capacity of TDMA-based smart antenna algorithm is four times smaller than the channel capacity of every link (refer to Section 3.3).

The figure also shows a network with two RSs and two SSs; and the number on each link refers to the wireless resource required to successfully transmit a multicast stream.

The term "missing link" refers back to the originally static pre-evolutionary concept of the great chain of being, a deist idea that all existence is linked, from the lowest dirt, through the living kingdoms to angels and finally to God.

William Talmage, a developer and a partner in Traditional Links, referred questions to Mr. Bakst.