"Current corporate reporting methods for social media — like pasting screenshots into PowerPoint — are cumbersome and lose links to the original data," he said.
And also, more directly, she was the funniest, most belligerent puppet on "Spitting Image," that brilliant lost link between "The Muppet Show" and "The Daily Show".
WHEN she died last year at 103, Aimee de Heeren — of New York Palm Beachh, Fla.; Paris; and Biarritz, France — became one more lost link to an earlier age of social grace and high society.
Reform should be about restoring the lost link between the EU institutions tasked with solving such problems, and the people they are supposed to serve, not national grandstanding about exactly which benefits are claimed by citizens of partner states.
Son et al. [11] proposed two mobility prediction schemes; neighbor position prediction and destination position prediction, to overcome lost link and loop problems in position-based routing protocols.
Multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technology has taken a lot of attention in the last decade since it can improve link reliability without sacrificing bandwidth efficiency or, contrariwise, it can improve the bandwidth efficiency without losing link reliability [1].
It depends on how you define "lost link".
CORRECTION: After publication, Col. Tart clarified that calculations put "lost link" drones at seven one-hundredths of a percent of all flying hours a year, rather than 7percentt.
The fraction of orthologous interactions labeled as other regulon or lost link in other organisms ranges from approximately 18% (Hduc) to 55% (Ecoo).
In the case of our study, for example, regulatory sites labeled as lost link and other regulon may indeed be artefacts of the computational approaches taken to predict orthologous regulatory sites.
