Sentence examples for links to integrate from inspiring English sources

Unlike railroads in Europe, ours usually lack links to integrate them seamlessly into the national and global air traffic networks, which will obviously remain the basic transportation system for trips of more than about 300 miles.

Whereas the west desperately needed new road and rail links to integrate it with the rest of the country, the north-east already has a semi-decent infrastructure.In any case, such infrastructure spending often does little more than temporarily boost headline growth rates.

In a small number of cases, participants use linking to integrate new, socially dispreferred actions into preferred actions.

Therefore, the association of seasonal variation and absolute suicide numbers might be an adequate link to integrate seemingly heterogeneous and directionally opposite findings concerning changes in suicide seasonality across countries.

Generally, large AFLP linkage groups were associated with linkage groups assigned to macrochromosomes (e.g. CJA01 – CJA07) while small AFLP groups were linked to integrated linkage groups assigned to microchromosomes (e.g. CJA09 – CJA09).

In addition, Google is also expanding its mobile app deep linking initiative to integrate deep linking with AdWords.

In this paper, we advocate the use of Linked Data to integrate, query and visualize bio-medical data.

The Prime Minster linked a failure to integrate into British society to an increased risk of terrorism.

We plan to integrate links to result data (in NuML format) and to wet lab descriptions once these exist in standard format.

To elucidate the cellular function of individual proteins, we created the NovelFam3000 system to integrate links to diverse resources, provide an interface for scientific discourse and comments, and house relevant experimental data.

We have used different data-driven inference methods, and applied them to both in silico (to reverse engineer a benchmark network with known topology) and real data (to integrate links missing in the PKN that improve the fit of the model to the data in the liver cancer cell line HepG2).