Sentence examples for linked to a network of from inspiring English sources

Each major stronghold along the wall was hierarchically linked to a network of military and administrative commands.

The president of world chess's governing body is linked to a network of secret offshore companies that have obtained control of the lucrative commercial rights to the game since he took office, the Panama Papers cache of leaked documents reveal.

So far, 79 people have been arrested over the presumed massacre on 26 September: all are allegedly linked to a network of corrupt local politicians and police officers in the southern city of Iguala or members of a drug gang called Guerreros Unidos.

“Either golf or football was linked to a network of politically influential groups," he said.

Should A be regarded as a competent user 'tiger' on account of her being "part of C" and therefore linked to a network of causal chains for 'tiger'?

DNA and chromatin-modifying enzymes establish an ESC/iPSC-specific epigenomic landscape that is linked to a network of pluripotency genes and influences differentiation potential.

Merrell hopes as well as everyday journeys the river route will link to a network of parks and trails, from the shores of Lake Michigan to a regional off-road trail system across the state, including the city's 606 trail, a High Line-style walking and cycling trail on a former elevated railway track.

If you spend a lot of your workday walking around a manufacturing plant, a warehouse or a hospital, but often need access to a computer linked to a network, you're part of the target market for this device.

These functions are tightly linked to a large network of protein and lipid components that exert their function at different stages of intestinal development and differentiation of intestinal cells.

Investigators later came to believe that the plot was linked to a worldwide network of terrorists orchestrated by Osama bin Laden, the Saudi exile.

Although the city is able to compare DNA it has collected from suspects against samples taken from local crime scenes, the city's database is much smaller than the statewide database, which is linked to a national network of other states' records as well.