It will then be necessary that, from that part in virtue of which they are contiguous, they each have their own boundaries inhering at the same time in the same line connecting [continuanti] the quantitative surface.
For example, if one colleague tells you about a project she's thinking about, and you learn another colleague is interested in the same thing, connecting the two could help you more easily assimilate into the group.
For the analyses we have used function word evidence level to generate the network where gene pairs are noted if they occur in the same sentence connected with a function word.
Machines are making an effort to connect with us in the same way we connect with each other.
Chinese officials have said they plan to make stocks listed in Shenzhen eligible for the same scheme, connecting them to the Hong Kong market later this year.
Croove is much more like its independent competitors, however; Turo, which just launched in the UK, does the same thing, connecting car owners with renters regardless of vehicle type, and others like easyCar Club in Europe are doing the same.
In this network architecture, n2 processors are divided into n groups of n processors; processors in the same group are connected by electronic links while the groups are simultaneously connected by optical links.
In the same way Linux connected us to powerful servers that could sell us dog food, bitcoin is connecting us to powerful servers that bypass the nasty accretions associated with modern banking.
The dataset was first converted to a graph of edges connecting molecules in the same assay: inner edges connect molecules that are both in at least two papers while outer edges connect molecules where at least one is in at least two papers.
For example, persons in the same household are connected to each other with probability 1, while persons who encounter each other in a public space are connected to each other with a probability from 0.003 to 0.300.
