Sentence examples for series linking from inspiring English sources

Artistic types will like David Dimbleby's Pictures of Britain (BBC, £15.99), based on his television series linking different artists with locations.

Lincoln Center's family series linking movies to live theater takes place today at 1 and 7 p.m. at the Ralph and Ricky Lauren Center for the Performing Arts, the Lexington School and Center for the Deaf, 30th Avenue and 75th Street, Jackson Heights, Queens.

Other new programs at the Thalia include the dance-theater series "Sideshow," beginning on April 24 with a one-woman performance by Ann Carlson, and No Boundaries, a series linking poetry, classical and new music played by Symphony Space's resident Ying Quartet, beginning on April 26.

The system consists of a series linking transformer, a 6 kW IGBT voltage converter with 20 kHz PWM control method, a 6 kW IGBT current regulator with 20 kHz phase-shifted control method, a 26 mH/25A Bi-2223 coil, a rectifying diode bridge, and a DSP-based controller.

A FOX TV investigative reporter whose news series linking rbGH to cancer was canceled after the station received letters from Monsanto's attorney threatening "dire consequences for Fox News".

The Los Angeles Times obit recalled his "widely criticized series linking the CIA to the explosion of crack cocaine in Los Angeles," noting that "[m]ajor newspapers, including the Los Angeles Times, New York Times and Washington Post, wrote reports discrediting elements of Webb's reporting".

With its depictions of fighter planes and helicopters as giant, phallic insects, the series linked military power and sexual predatoriness, but also included women among the attackers.

When the fuel cell and DC/DC converter connected in series links the battery pack in parallel, energy can be recovered and the energy distribution can be adjusted online.

In addition to the detection of transient events in tremor time series linked with MF, this method was used to evaluate the differences between MF "on" and "off" conditions and between real and sham exposure in a counterbalanced protocol.

With respect to housing, the Times series linked the increase in family homelessness to the elimination of long- and then short- term housing subsidies during the Bloomberg years.

In addition, the series links readers to Equality Now's Beijing+20 page, catalogues discriminatory laws by country alongside information on how to take action.