Sentence examples for links concept from inspiring English sources

The links concept in MATE is advantageous in representing branches connecting subsystems.

The method is based on several key elements, some of which stem from the original single document with the stored views and links concept previously presented [3], and some of which evolved as a result of the Web and Microsoft Office document delivery paradigms.

Therefore, it links concepts together.

The NeuroMorpho.Org ontology links concepts using three types of logical relationships: subsumption, equivalence, and implication.

Cerf's work is a lot like Gallant's – he effectively creates a dictionary that links concepts to patterns of neural activity.

The data model provides extra information as it links concepts together and allows more complex and structured queries, through a relational database for example.

The Hobermans have now developed an entire line of spheres, and they have also extended their patented linking concept to other toys.

Lost in the process was Mr. Nelson's two-way link concept that simultaneously pointed to the content in any two connected documents, protecting, he has argued in vain, the original intellectual lineage of any object.

Albertus's classification, which placed man between "apes" (monkeys) on the one hand and "animals" on the other, provides the first whiff of the "missing-link" concept, which later was to befog the issue of humans' place in nature.

The nodes-and-links concept encompasses various types of terminals, connecting each other as well as cargo origins and destinations, such as hubs, marshalling yards, freight villages, sea ports, dry ports, intermodal, conventional and multimodal terminals, and industrial and logistics zones [16, 38].

A method based on Weibull's weakest-link concept is developed to calculate the fatigue limit.