Sentence examples for ties to a set from inspiring English sources

Nodes are referred to actors (e.g. persons, teams, units, organizations) which are connected by ties to a set of binary social relations.

Attacked on entering the building, Roman wakes to find himself tied to a set of exercise bars.

He was the president who, 40 years ago, severed the link between global currencies and gold and ended the fixed-exchange-rate system.Under the Bretton Woods regime, world currencies were pegged to the dollar, which in turn was tied to a set price of gold.

Consumers demand something fresh and special at a faster and faster pace, even as new lines remain tied to a set structure of seasons.

One of the added values of the framework is that each tool is tied to a set of predefined and well-documented data files.

Last year they banned the pooling trick, requiring each trust product to be tied to a discrete set of loans.

There were colorful balloons tied to a swing set, and charred-black hot dogs grilled on a barbecue pit.

For decades, people watched television one way: through a boxy contraption, tied to a schedule set by broadcasters.

The agreement promises musicians a variety of options for compensation, tied to a complex set of scenarios involving such questions as who retains control of the recordings, how long the recordings are licensed for, and whether a licensing agreement involves royalty payments for the players.

The brand may not even be tied to a permanent set of locations.

No? Then suggesting Hillary Clinton be tied to a different set of standards is horseshit, the end.