Sentence examples for model of linking from inspiring English sources

The talk will highlight the Gobee model of linking research and practice through presentation of current social impact engagements.

And Webarchive.org's site (web.archive.org/collections/sep11.html) is a model of linking and navigability, reaching out to the Web to draw in a comprehensive group of related news and information sites.

Ms. Yoon described its linking of sub-25 mile per hour vehicles, high-speed rail and other modes of travel as bundling, an approach based upon the Internet model of linking multiple data streams into one.

But of late, there's been a proliferation of startups that have adopted the OpenTable or Airbnb model of linking online to offline that have emerged.

Cuban was mostly railing on Google News in his talk, but TechMeme has a similar model of linking to stories with a short excerpt.

But of late, there's been a proliferation of startups that have adopted the OpenTable or Airbnb model of linking online to offline  that have emerged.

The framework elaborates, specifically for food production systems, the conceptual model of linked social and ecological systems.

For the primary outcome of interest related to the LIFEspan model of linked health care, we will capture continuity of care between the ages of 18 (discharge from the pediatric centre) and 19 years (one year post-discharge).

LIFEspan is a recently funded, coordinated, client-centred model of linked health care across the lifespan, offered through a partnership between a pediatric rehabilitation centre and an adult rehabilitation centre.

It calls for an end to the generational segregation of care so that children and elderly people are not always looked after at different sites, pointing to models of linked care in Germany.

Models of linked selection predict a positive correlation between recombination rates and levels of neutral diversity; however, this prediction only holds if the rate and intensity of selection are uniform across the genome.