Sentence examples for linking technologies from inspiring English sources

This problem may get worse, as more companies begin to link their apps together through "deep linking" technologies, as well.

Low-rank coals, such as lignites, have considerable natural permeability and can be exploited for UCG without the need for linking technologies.

The CRIP method relies on a combination of conventional drilling and directional drilling to access the coal seam and physically form a link between the injection and production wells, without the use of linking technologies utilized in LVW methods [38].

Deeplink.me — which was first launched almost two years ago when Weisbrod and co-founder Avi Elias were working on content discovery technologies — has been an early mover both in deep linking technologies, and also in getting customers on board using them in their apps.

The solution goes beyond the current set of deep linking technologies, which only work successfully when users have the app already installed; with Branch Metrics' solution, it's able to direct users to the right place within an app even if the app was not installed when the link was first clicked.

Deeplink.me — which was first launched almost two years ago when Weisbrod and co-founder Avi Elias were working on content discovery technologies — has been an early mover both in deep linking technologies, and also in getting customers on board using them in their apps.

Thalia's offerings, expected to reach stores late this year, are based on what the company calls intelligent linking technology.

Highly organized 3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilanee (3-mercaptopropyl trimethoxysilaneia self-assembled coupled with sol–gel linking technology.

As far as we know, there is no single master blueprint linking technology and governance in China.

How disappointing to read in the Texas study that "there was no evidence linking technology immersion with student self-directed learning or their general satisfaction with schoolwork".

Thanks to the availability of new historical census sources and advances in record linking technology, economic historians are becoming big data genealogists.