Sentence examples for point of linking from inspiring English sources

The River to River Festival Web site makes a point of linking its free events to its city.

She was brought up in Communist East Germany, where Mr. Putin was stationed as a K.G.B. officer in the 1980s, and she has made a point of linking her Russia policy to her own values about freedom.

Skills Exchange brings together artists and community groups and makes a point of linking young artists and older people: out of a residency by artist Tom Hunter on the Woodberry Down estate in Hackney, east London, comes a film he made with older residents called A Palace for Us.

This is because links 1 and 5 are used simultaneously to transmit a packet of intra-flow at the point of link 3. Therefore, if intra-flow wants to be transmitted at N3 using link 3, links 1 and 5 affect the transmission of intra-flow of N3 simultaneously.

Jessie, 23, from London, says she has made a point of not linking Instagram with Tinder for that specific reason, yet still once had a man find and DM her.

Key Points Signatures of linked selection in plants often differ from those in animals, and taking account of variation in the density of selected sites is important.

In section 3, we prove Theorem 1.1 by using the critical point theory and variation of linking method.

We prove this result by the critical point theory and the variation of linking method.

The status of species, though, was a point of controversy, linked to the question of whether or not all human beings could be held to the same standards.

We further find that the D23 K28 salt-bridge, a major feature of the Aβ40 fibrils and a focal point of mutations linked to early onset Alzheimer's disease, is not detectable in the small oligomers.

Since the CP (3, −1) indicated the saddle point of ρ linked to nucleus and provides information about the bonding character of the atoms, it is known as bond CP.