Sentence examples for reliable links from inspiring English sources

Sargolzaey et al. [17] have proposed a new cross-layer metric (CLM) and compared the efficiency of link reliability metrics for finding reliable links in MANET.

Automated teller machines with reliable links to American banks were everywhere.

This makes the data accessible even in places that lack reliable links to the internet.

Mr Gates reckons reliable links with the People's Liberation Army helps to "reduce miscommunication, misunderstanding and the risks of miscalculation".

Yet Helsinki still has a small, manageable airport with reliable links into the city centre, which makes it ideal for in-transit exploration.

The strength of a chain is tested by its least reliable links, and the least reliable links of the social chain in the Northern States have proved to us that they are strong enough now to resist the bribes and menaces of the Southern party.

"It seems unlikely," Professor Donohue and Professor Wolfers concluded in their Stanford article, "that any study based only on recent U.S. data can find a reliable link between homicide and execution rates".

Of course, in a world where maintaining a reliable link to the Internet from even a fixed desk is sometimes a challenge, trying to do the same thing in an airplane is particularly daunting.

Some might argue that there is value in "keeping him happy," but I'm not so sure there is an reliable link between large guaranteed contracts and future performance.

Mr. Packer's subject is the unraveling of the American dream, and of the mid-20th-century social contract that, for many though hardly all, provided a clearer, more reliable link between effort and reward.

With Messi on the pitch, a reliable link between the forward and the midfield was restored, and Barca were better able to control possession and see out the game to secure a sixth straight appearance in the last four.