Sentence examples for linked to the nearest from inspiring English sources

Writer thinks they ought to be linked to the nearest mainland but the natives would hate all those bridges & tunnels and try to stop them, as the people on Martha's Vineyard have opposed the construction of a span from Woods Hole, but in the end it might be their salvation.

Since four PEs in a cell are placed at four edges, each PE can be directly linked to the nearest PE located in the adjacent cell, as shown in Figure 1.

PET data was reconstructed into six frames, which were split at the midpoint between navigator start times (ensuring any PET data was linked to the nearest motion sample) and then averaged to one image after MC using the transformations obtained from the navigator registration.

The mean distance (± standard error) of the sampled communities to the nearest town /LGA headquarters was 11.22 ± 0.41 kilometres; with only about half (54.2%) linked to the nearest town/LGA headquarter by a paved road, 52.7% linked to the national electricity grid and 43.7% having access to portable water either through the public tap (10.7%) or public borehole (32.6%) (See: Shittu, [2011]).

AFB positive study participants were counseled about TB and linked to the nearest health centre to start anti-TB treatment.

HSS is organizationally linked to the nearest hospital, Ringerike General Hospital (RS), 170 km away.

It became inextricably linked to the near-shutdown of the federal government last year when an agreement to keep the government open was reached only after it was linked to a measure restricting abortion in the District of Columbia.

Mr. Salim's testimony came in a hearing before Judge Deborah A. Batts, who is trying to determine whether the plot was linked to the near-fatal stabbing of a guard, to which Mr. Salim pleaded guilty in April.

Banned in the United States in 1972, DDT is linked to the near-extinction of bald eagles, brown pelicans and peregrine falcons and to contamination of fish, sea lions, dolphins and other marine animals.

Its place of origin is still under discussion, but it is considered a landmark geographically linked to the Near Eastern region where the agricultural revolution and animal domestication appeared for the first time [ 34].

For example, the amplitude of the sensorimotor mu rhythm can be linked to the perception of near-detection-threshold somatosensory stimuli (Linkenkaer-Hansen et al., 2004).