Sentence examples for linked to the existing from inspiring English sources
The addition, shaped like the figure 7, is to be linked to the existing five-story structure, extending two stories higher.
The new wings, linked to the existing building by spacious galleries, would be surrounded by more than 1,200 landscaped parking spaces, 60percentt more than today.
The high acquittal rate is clearly not linked to the existing lack of anonymity for a defendant, so there is no reason to suppose that acquittal rates will somehow rise if anonymity is usually granted.
This chapter describes the "how to" for activities linked to the existing software architecture and target software architecture using the methodological approach to urbanization of the IT system.
Its concourse level would be linked to the existing Rockefeller Center concourse, providing underground access to all the center's buildings, to Fifth and Seventh Avenues, the Avenue of the Americas and to subway lines.
If the tunnel to Africa was linked to the existing high speed rail line at the southern Spanish city of Seville the travel time between Madrid and Tangier could be as low as four hours.
The proposed TransCanada project would carry a daily load of 830,000 barrels of oil over 1,204 miles – from Alberta, Canada to Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska, linking to the existing Keystone pipeline and Texas refineries.
An integrated disease surveillance system already exists under the director general of health services; any new work on climate change and health should be linked to the already existing system.
The first iteration of Tyson's mentoring program, for instance, was barely linked to the company's existing leadership development activities and strategic goals.
A single-use credit card number is linked to the customer's existing credit card number but is entered in place of the real one during an online shopping transaction.
One of the authors (MM) developed an initial coding framework from the focus group transcripts that linked to the literature and existing knowledge about self management.
