Sentence examples for link to the application from inspiring English sources

AppaaS sends a link to the application of interest, to the user's smartphone, which is then downloaded and installed.

With some luck, they met their current investors when a friend emailed them a link to the application page a couple of days before the closing date.

SpeedDate, an application from the company of the same name, has disappeared from the application list, and the link to the application leads back to the Facebook homepage.

Follow this link to the application page, answer a few short questions, and we will be back in touch with your ticket to attend if we can fit you in.

It's certainly a handy feature, but it's a little inconsistent — a query for "shazam app" worked as expected, displaying a link to the application as well as its star rating and price.

Just a few days after those horrific events in Oregon, Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey of Tennessee wrote the following on his Facebook page with a link to the application for a handgun carry permit attached.

I used to have a shortcut link to the Applications folder on the list on the left side of any Mac folder I opened, but it's not there anymore.

This accuracy constraint is linked to the application performances and the determination of this constraint is one of the key issues of the conversion process.

The investment cost of an ORC project includes machine, engineering, system integration, capital costs, etc. and is closely linked to the application.

The device, a small plastic ovoid with embedded accelerometers, was linked to the application programming interface (API) in such a way that when handled it offered users the sense of physically interacting with the virtual model to interrogate spatial relationships between atoms and to observe the effects of rotating or twisting bonds on molecular configuration.

This review gives a brief overview of the current knowledge regarding the potential risks linked to the application of ionic liquids – from preparation to their disposal, with special emphasis on their potential environmental impacts and future directions in designing inherently safer ionic liquids.