Sentence examples for linked office from inspiring English sources

Finally the chamber of commerce agreed to pay for the mural, which is embedded in the structure and could be destroyed if the building is demolished". Now planners have approved the proposal to replace the existing building with three linked office blocks up to 13 storeys high.

While Embraer's Amalfitano said next-generation customers demand connectivity they can use the same way as they do at home or in the office, a panel of suppliers was non-committal when asked if owners who invest up to $250,000 to make their private jet a linked office in the air will be able to see returns from it.

The date and fact of death were obtained from the linked Office for National Statistics data.

We restricted the CPRD cohort to 357 practices in England which had linked Office for National Statistics ONSS) mortality and hospital admissions data.

We validated general practitioners' recording of these outcomes using linked Office for National Statistics (ONS) mortality and Hospital Episode Statistics HESS) admission data.

We examined the number of deaths which had occurred before data collection in 2010 in women in each HES diagnostic group, using linked Office for National Statistics mortality data.

The company intends to announce that it has formed the first electronic exchange to link office supply manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers.

Today, the company, which prefers to be known as ECI2, intends to announce that it has formed the first electronic exchange to link office- supply manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers.

More fancifully, in 1908, the illustrator Harry M. Pettit envisioned Broadway crisscrossed by sky bridges that would link office towers above a ceaselessly churning street, with dirigible service to pick up where the bridges left off.

This work presents a novel ROBOT system that integrates both technologies for broadcasting downward messages within a large-scaled enterprise to link offices in various locations scattered geographically and in which data is distributed according to a strict hierarchical organization.

In the study that linked open office noise to stress, researchers also found that the women who experienced office noise were less likely than those sitting in quiet environments to make natural ergonomic adjustments to how they were sitting.