Sentence examples for The connexion between from inspiring English sources

The connexion between flailing banks and economic weakness isn't as clear as is often asserted.

The connexion between the stock market and retirement incomes is tighter than it's previously been because savers are more likely to explicitly hold stock in their private pension accounts (401(k) or IRA).

Ed Glaeser, William Kerr, and Giacomo Ponzetto have investigated the connexion between small businesses, entrepreneurship, and employment.

In 1846 he published an important essay, "On the Connexion Between the Distribution of the Existing Fauna and Flora of the British Isles, and the Geological Changes Which Have Affected Their Area".

Second, the design of the kernel concept is developed, and the connexion between the mathematics and this design is established.

The second was to "establish and explain the connexion between the idea of a particular in general and that of an object of reference or logical subject".

A statistical approach is then developed to study the vibrational behaviour of a population of structures where the connexion angle between two plates follows a Gaussian distribution.

For 2000 years, the inter-connexion between the specific structure of the Chinese eastern climates and the cultural background have produced remarkable vernacular housing types, both well adapted to the local conditions, and reflecting consistent values and knowledge.

The analysis of the magnetic topology reveals a close connexion between the loci of EBs and the existence of "Bald patches" (BP) regions (BPs are regions where the vector magnetic field is tangential to the photosphere).

Finally (EHU 4.10; SBN 29): "And as the first imagination or invention of a particular effect, in all natural operations, is arbitrary, where we consult not experience; so must we also esteem the supposed tye or connexion between the cause and effect, which binds them together, and renders it impossible that any other effect could result from the operation of that cause".

This has been rather a popular talking point recently, and a political football given the many connexions between the GSEs and, well, basically everyone in Washington (even your humble blogger employs three or four Fannie lobbyists. What, you don't?).