Example sentences of "[be] linked to [art] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | To access external sources of information , such as PRESTEL or TTNS or an on-line database such as DIALOG , the microcomputer will have to be linked to a modem . |
| 2 | In September 1990 the Central Bank announced the introduction with effect from Oct. 1 of a new exchange-rate policy under which the escudo would be linked to a basket of five European currencies ( German , Spanish , French , UK and Italian ) rather than to those of 13 major trading partners as previously . |
| 3 | While this figure represented only 46.15 per cent of total export earnings as against 52.23 per cent in 1989 , it was believed to be linked to a rise in the export of machinery and transport equipment which accounted for 32.3 per cent of total export earnings . |
| 4 | It was to be linked to a line from Croydon to Wallington , Carshalton and Sutton . |
| 5 | Resource management must be demonstrated to be linked to a client orientation , hence the criticality of involving users in specifying care and quality parameters . |
| 6 | Last month , the home secretary , William Whitelaw , revealed that fully-automated computer terminals at Heathrow , which will read the new MRPs , could be linked to a list of suspects held on a computer . |
| 7 | Once inside , the volunteer will be linked to a battery of equipment to monitor blood pressure , heart sounds , the content of expired air , blood oxygen saturation levels and the rate by which air is being used . |
| 8 | A contacts database can also be created and a contact record can be linked to a calendar entry . |
| 9 | If Serpell went through , not a single power station would be linked to a coal field in Great Britain . |
| 10 | Failure to secure an appointment , particularly when that failure could be linked to an appearance of neglect , would produce lasting enmity more certainly than the gift of patronage could ensure permanent friendship . |
| 11 | Their uniqueness must be linked to the company 's uniqueness . |
| 12 | The Comber-Dundonald line on the other hand has much greater tourism potential , particularly if it could be linked to the Ice Bowl and Leisure Complex development at Dundonald . |
| 13 | The simultaneous resignation of three officials in the office of the Attorney General was felt to be linked to the case . |
| 14 | Published materials for ELT normally reflect trends in language teaching and the current language-focussed series can generally be linked to the syllabus through the language functions or structures they present . |
| 15 | Their pay would be linked to the plan 's success , and only to that . |
| 16 | How can these , largely in vitro , observations be linked to the behaviour of hepatocytes in health and disease ? |
| 17 | The reference to the Irish not only brings to mind Swegen Forkbeard 's putative activities in the Irish Sea and Adam of Bremen 's story of his stay with a rex Scothorum ( ? king of the Irish ) , but can also be linked to the possibility that the Iehmarc who submitted in 1031 was Echmarcach Ragnallson , who replaced Sihtric Silkbeard as king of Dublin in 1036 . |
| 18 | Herrigel said that no decision had been taken about whether the new currency would be linked to the rand or to a basket of international currencies . |
| 19 | Such studies were inconclusive , but this in no way diminished the influence of the idea that excessive sexual urges in a woman would be linked to the size of her clitoris . |
| 20 | Echoing another observation by Freud , the authors of the recent study note that ‘ The superego in its function as a pilot seems to utilize internalized verbal prohibitions ’ , and point out that the efficacy of verbal regulation seems to be linked to the time-table of brain growth , and in particular to the maturation of the frontal lobes , themselves one of the major cerebral acquisitions produced by the process of neoteny in man : ‘ The frontal lobe comprises about one third of the hemispheric surface ; it includes the primary motor areas , the premotor areas , and frontal eye fields . ’ |
| 21 | ‘ There has been a big swing to pay bars , which may also be linked to the recession , ’ said Fenella Willis . |
| 22 | The advance of this critical period , however , can not easily be linked to the idea of a body clock which tends to run fast and so produce daily rhythms which are timed too early because , when daily rhythms have been investigated in these patients , it appears that daily rhythms are irregular , rather than altered in a particular direction . |
| 23 | Although it can be linked to the idea of attaining personal meaning through work , much of our potential may be attained outside of work in terms of sport or hobbies . |
| 24 | Just as Paris was to be linked to the sea via the Seine estuary after Philip 's conquest of Normandy , so the emergent capital of Capetian France was brought into a closer relationship to the wealth of the Low Countries through the absorption of Artois . |
| 25 | In addition , students would take one option from the range of theology or development courses at the university , and write a dissertation which might be linked to the seminar series . |
| 26 | The expulsion of the ICRC delegates therefore appeared to be linked to the run-up to the general election due on April 10 , as conservatives maintained that the government exerted insufficient pressure on the ICRC for the return of some 5,000 Iranian prisoners who some believed had survived in Iraq : the ICRC had been unable to locate prisoners in these numbers , while it was supervising the return of some 20,000 prisoners from Iran to Iraq . |
| 27 | The TGV Nord will be linked to the rest of the high speed network by a new line skirting Paris which will open up the possibility of a five hour journey from London to Lyons and a seven hour journey to Marseilles . |
| 28 | The day release time could be spent at school or college and the course would be linked to the gaining of technical qualifications . |
| 29 | The terminals will be linked to minicomputers , which will in turn be linked to the mainframe computers — ICL 296 's — in Bootle . |
| 30 | On June 18 the Minister of Agriculture , Hilroy Humphreys , admitted receiving payments of US$9,000 of a " personal nature " from Maurice Sarfati , a businessman alleged to be linked to the supplier of the arms , Lt.-Col. Yair Klein , and also to Vere Bird Jr . |