Sentence examples for most interesting links from inspiring English sources

The most interesting links between old and new lie in ink painting, which you can follow through the fair, starting in the Kaikodo booth.

This move comes at an interesting time for Digg, as sites like Bit.ly look to be setting up to battle for who has the most interesting link data on the Internet.

The most interesting link for practitioners is the Toxicology Data Network (TOXNET®; http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov) – an integrated system of toxicology and hazardous chemical databases.

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And among his most interesting ideas is his linking of noise with later antisocial behavior.

Winton's most interesting move is to link the terrible physical marks Australia's colonising spirit has wrought on our landscapes with similar marks on our culture.

More detailed analyses using genetic markers to infer actual mating events in the population could provide a most interesting supplementary view by linking pollinator sharing patterns with actual mating events.

Likewise, this work aims to present a comprehensive review of the recent breakthroughs in the field, providing links to the most interesting and successful works.

Here's our favourite chemists telling us a little more about gadolinium, especially in MRI: [video link] The most interesting thing I learned about gadolinium is that has no known biological role and is present only in the tiniest of quantities in most living things.

Moreover, CD40 and TREM1 signaling pathways appear as the most interesting candidates that likely provide the link between TLR2- and NLR-mediated signal transduction determining optimal host defence during mastitis.

Patricia Lewis, the research director for international security at the Chatham House thinktank, said: "Most interesting to me is that Zarif is strongly linking the nuclear deal in Vienna to the WMD-free zone.