Sentence examples for links subjects from inspiring English sources

The pièce de résistance here is a muscular wall work, the remnants of an action that the artist performed in the space using Olympic-grade weights; it relates to his upcoming film, "River of Fundament," which links subjects as various as Norman Mailer, Chrysler automobiles, the Egyptian gods Isis and Osiris, Harry Houdini, and the chimeric artist James Lee Byars.

Data in bold pertains to the links subjected to subsidy/toll * Toll is +9.75 ** Subsidy is −16.5 *** Toll is +1.5.

It aims to optimize the network performance via expansion of existing links subject to the Wardrop user equilibrium constraint.

As illustrated in Figure4 (at bottom), a two-way explicit acknowledgement policy is adopted to guarantee reliable message delivery over links subject to fading.

For the considered wireless network, this means that the distributed routing algorithm tries to achieve an optimum coordination between node buffers and capacities allocated to the links, subject to the network constraints as defined in (26).

Namely, it should provide a periodic low-power monitoring service and, in case of intrusion detection, a real-time alarm propagation mechanism over inherently unreliable wireless links subject to fluctuations of the signal power.

So let's resort to a neutral term that links subject and object: observation.

This search is usually not limited to finding a single regulation link, but rather a combination of links subject to great uncertainty or no information about the kinetic parameters.

And don't discount the possibility of linking subjects in joint and combined degrees.

The first issue was devoted to the linked subjects of the Iran hostage crisis and the election of Ronald Reagan as president.

Diabetes status was determined by linking subjects to the validated Ontario Diabetes Database, an administrative database registry of diabetes patients.