Sentence examples for linked to external from inspiring English sources
Today, a much higher portion of executives' pay is linked to external performance benchmarks.Changes in strategy have been more profound still.
Another American company, Spike Aerospace, is developing a Mach 1.6 business jet that will have its windows replaced with internal video screens, linked to external cameras, to reduce the aircraft's weight.
Another is the lack of windows, the presence of which gives a (falsely) reassuring sense of contact with the outside world in existing planes.Boeing's answer to this psychological need is video screens linked to external cameras, so passengers can all see the Eiffel Tower whether it is to the port or the starboard of the plane.
The growth of regions and economic development are also linked to external economies of scale when co-location is taken into consideration.
Normally pay is linked to external market rates, the relative bargaining strengths of the negotiating bodies, and traditional patterns of pay differentials between jobs.
PNS conveys its effects by the electrical stimulation of peripheral nerves branches either sub- or percutaneously with implantable devices, or transcutaneously via superficial skin electrodes linked to external neurostimulators.
Along with generating links to interesting content on a publisher's own website it can also be used to link to external, revenue-generating, third-party content.
Whedonesque started with a set of rules designed to mandate linking to external sites, encourage civil conduct, discourage copyright violations, and minimize discussion of perpetually contentious issues.
It is also possible to link to external cost functions specific to an individual model.
Users can also link to external databases, NCBI and UniProt [ 40, 41], by clicking on the RefSeq or gene symbol.
The goal of BioJava is to facilitate code reuse and to provide standard implementations that are easy to link to external scripts and applications.
