"About half the time, we'd follow all the links from a page and the whole thing would peter out fairly quickly," Dr. Tomkins said.
The most obvious example of this is Google's search engine, whose PageRank algorithm relies, to a large extent, on aggregating the links from one Web site to another.
We've been having an ongoing discussion of the "microfoundations for macroeconomics" issue; follow the links from this piece by Peter Dorman to get up to speed.
The links from that December 2001 entry to other Wikipedia articles also tell a story, especially the ones like Missing Persons, Opportunists, Collective Trauma, and Misinformation and Rumors.
Best of all are Andi Peters, Toby, who does the links from his closet, sorry cupboard, and the gorgeous boys - one blonde, one brunette - who should be in a Take That video, but in fact present Blue Peter.
The company removed its banner over the podium, took down the links from its Web site, and with one exception, company executives who had been scheduled to speak canceled their appearances.
In 2010, Costeja went to Spanish authorities to demand that the newspaper remove the items from its Web site and that Google remove the links from searches for his name.
Typical graph algorithms include solutions to traversal problems, such as how to follow the links from node to node (perhaps searching for a node with a particular property) in such a way that each node is visited only once.
The solid lines again represent the links from the base stations to the users they serve.
The links from the ChEBI database to the HMDB database were the least complete (14.7%).
The links from NO to the pathophysiological processes in migraine are not yet resolved.
