Sentence examples for link runs from inspiring English sources

The Heathrow Express rail link runs from the west London airport to Paddington station.

The proposed London to Birmingham link runs close to the town of Kenilworth and Burton Green village.

In contrast with this bilateral model of link-formation, Bala and Goyal (2000a) introduce a model where links can be formed unilaterally by any player, with two variants: the one-way flow model, where the flow through a link runs towards a player only if he/she supports it, and the two-way flow model, where the flow runs in both directions irrespective of which player supports the link.

Today, a new and much smaller company, Montana Rail Link, runs trains through town and operates the roundhouse and mechanical shop — careful not to replicate the costly environmental legacy of its predecessor.

This single oblique link runs from the tip of each stereocilium to the side of the adjacent stereocilium from the taller row in the mature hair bundle (22).

Its Connexion service provided suitably equipped aircraft with an internet link running at a few megabits per second (Mbps), divvied up among passengers.

Walk a couple of minutes in the opposite direction, past looming Guy's Hospital, and one of the first shops you get to is Cafe Link, run by Lisa Aberkane.

This paper examines the causal link running from spatial structure to productivity in Chinese prefecture regions.

This would see a fibre-optic link run from the Brazilian city of Fortaleza to Vladivostok, Russia.

This article makes clear that, above all with a view to the fact that in the past only plane running surface profiles were used for construction equipment applications, designing track link running surfaces with a false-ellipse profile has considerable advantages compared to plane running surfaces even at a misalignment ratio of just 1/5 of the maximum width of track link running surface.

The backward link running from child health to household income is likely an inverse association in our sample with lower child health inducing higher earnings.