interlink

Object

• strand: We essentially have a set of interlinked development strands in place.
• alarm: Choose from units interconnectable by wire or radio interlinked alarms.
• puzzle: Samurai is five interlinked puzzles, where the interlocking boxes are used in two puzzles.
• story: Some are far older, their stories having been split and transformed into separate and interlinked stories over time.
• theme: Human Law is an attractive and interesting blog from solicitor Justin Patten which explores the interlinked themes of law, technology and people.
• ring: The shoulder strap is a continuation on the body of the bag, the straps join together with interlinked pewter rings.

Modifying Another Word

• inextricably: Beside directly creating these significant threats to wild land, other threats to wild land are all inextricably interlinked with transport issues.
• closely: These aspects are closely interlinked, they can't be torn apart.
• all: The different elements of the project were all interlinked.
• highly: I have yet to see any way of cleanly representing highly interlinked networks, so I'll have to live with the duplications!
• often: Children end up on the streets for a variety of reasons, often interlinked.
• so: The whole is so interlinked it is almost impossible to divide the period into chunks which will answer specific questions.

Infinitive complement

• provide: The hotel was originally 3 townhouses, now interlinked to provide 62 rooms.
• allow: All the services within PSIgate are interlinked to allow links to be followed and further information on chosen topics to be discovered.
• create: Two of the three seminar rooms can be interlinked to create a lecture theater.
• form: Here a set of ` central ' machines are interlinked to form the backbone.

Preposition: in

• way: As so many of the aspects of urban communities are interlinked in more dependent ways than smaller communities.
• area: My livelihood depends on hunting, but everything is interlinked in rural areas, especially in a place like Exmoor.

Preposition: of

• system: The issue of how users can navigate their way through large information spaces is crucial to the ever expanding and interlinking of computer systems.

Preposition: with

• session: The course consists of a seminar interlinked with hands-on sessions.