Sentence examples for viable links from inspiring English sources

Larger airports are able to sustain economically viable links to taxi, limousine, and bus services.

Bordered by the Farragut housing projects at the tip of Fort Greene and the elevated Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, the site is not usually seen as a viable link to the Brooklyn waterfront.

The science professors unanimously indicated their desire to continue teaching in these and similar didactic approaches as they saw a viable link strengthening science and art, through this project.

New viable IS-A links are added as warranted.

"Go along with it if you want to get funded," he said, adding that it was viable only if linked "to a date like 2050, or far enough in the future so that none of us can be held accountable".

The acceptance of knowledge systems as viable is inextricably linked to power relationships and frequently involves politics.

Remote sensing techniques offer viable solutions for linking elevation data to vegetation patterns by providing an elevation model of extended areas.

Finally, the use of a 2A ribosomal skip sequence is a viable method of linking multiple polypeptides together in a single cistron, particularly for use in ES cells [32].

This analysis suits well to the OFDM-based air interfaces which became viable for PTP wireless links [39, 40] while also being applicable to the downlink of a cellular system with FIFO queuing.

Hence, other explanations of the RLS-migraine link remain viable, of which sleep disturbance, as a consequence of RLS and as a trigger for migraine, remains an attractive possibility.

Tasked with procuring funds for Phase 3b from sources other than central Government, in July 2007 GMPTE and AGMA submitted a bid to the Transport Innovation Fund, which would release a multi-million pound sum for public transport improvements linked to viable anti-road traffic congestion strategies.