Sentence examples for links to basic from inspiring English sources
Politicsweb...focuses on "the news and politics of Southern Africa...aims to provide its readers with breaking news, informed comment and opinion, and easy access to key online resources...The website is supported by a grant from the Open Society Foundation for South Africa (OSF-SA)." A gallery of images and links to basic information and discussion.
SEDAC focuses on human interactions in the environment". "The maps --578 images-- from the Norwich Collection of Maps of Africa and Its Islands as well as the maps from the Antiquarian Maps Collection relating to Africa can be viewed online". Various maps of the Sudan in HTML and in printable versions; plus links to basic information about the Sudan and current news in English.
Links to basic resources (newspapers, dictionaries, almanacs) and not-so-basic (world fact books or an atomic clock) are arranged by category.
Therefore, the present study set out to investigate whether the well-studied spatial faculty of mental rotation may indeed show cognitive links to basic numerical representation.
Two hydraulic parameters were estimated and linked to basic ecological properties.
The authors embellished the format with melodies that, Sánchez-Sousa and Baquero say, were "harmonically determined by the genome basic sounds, just as productions of the human mind are, to some degree, necessarily linked to basic genomic information".
Most of the consumers assigned descriptors linked to basic degustation savours (acid, sweet, sour), besides common distillated alcoholic beverages descriptors such as astringency, aroma strength, fruitiness, spiciness, hotness and smoked-likeness.
It isn't immediately clear how this new law will impact Russian speakers, as their language contains an abundance of curse words, and using them is inextricably linked to basic communication.
Each RefSeq transcript ID is linked to basic transcript and the corresponding gene and protein.
This perhaps can be linked to basic shortcomings of the questionnaire used in studies.
The AIMS contains an item related to carrying out daily routine (D2308) and the ROAD contains an item that was linked to basic interpersonal interactions (D710).
