Sentence examples for linked topics from inspiring English sources

The future of Camp Garcia and the price of acreage, two linked topics, were the top conversational subjects on the island.

In an interview with the Italian newspaper La Stampa, the first Jesuit Pope linked topics including recycling food and wastefulness to breastfeeding: saying mothers should not be ashamed to feed their hungry babies.

The Wall Street Journal first reported on the test, and it included a screenshot (which you can see to the left) that looks pretty much as you'd expect — a box with a list of linked topics.

Despite early efforts showing that document retrieval and document clustering are highly linked topics [5], [6], [7], most recent work using similarity measures is focused on improving the relevancy and ranking of search results [8], [9], [10] with little or no reference to the important task of clustering.

The format of the e-learning programme was a series of linked topics with case examples, additional activities which could be completed outside the e-learning environment.

Standardization requirements were identified as two different but linked topics: the need to defined standard formats for every data type - which has been partially successfully managed by the several normalization efforts (e.g. MIAME), and the standardization of metadata.

Until then, the plan is for Ms. O'Donnell to link topics in her magazine to segments on her show.

These sessions allowed me to concretely link topics to problems and probe general student understanding of them.

Sci4S will be the basis for the creation of the Digital Citizenship program, which will link topics such as the responsible and positive use of ICT (Information and Communication Technology), with the children's rights in the digital age.

Topic maps can be used to qualify the contents and/or data contained in information objects as topics, to enable navigation tools and to link topics together with multiple, concurrent views on sets of information objects.

The classes with a great lecturer, visual aids, and an object lesson are the ones where I can retain the most information" - " Classes that link topics to clinical situations help me to engage more in the topics and actively participate, as I 'learn-by-doing' better than through being fed information".