Far-right organic farming movements emerged in postwar Australia, connecting notions of race, nation, land, and nature.
As A. C. Keller has pointed out perceptively, Zilsel considered the belief in progress one of the most important features of scientific thought.44 He connected the notion of progress in the Renaissance with the ebullient nature of European capitalist societies.
Numerous studies on multivariate probability distributions with a view towards their statistical applications are closely connected with notions like decomposition or disintegration of probability laws, invariant measures on groups and related manifolds, and cross sections.
Although these issues were not fully explored in our study, they are connected with notions of transparency and trust.
So far, we lack of enough evidence to show how this notion is connected to other notions in the conceptual space, but we believe this line is well worth pursuing.
When someone judges that extraterrestrials exist, he does not connect the notion of extraterrestrial life with the notion of existence.
Once it was closely related to the very idea of "being cultivated", an entirely passé notion connected with membership of a certain view of European, Græco-Roman civilisation.
Thus, the prokaryotic genome space is a tightly connected, although compartmentalized, network, a novel notion that undermines the 'Tree of Life' model of evolution and requires a new conceptual framework and tools for the study of prokaryotic evolution" [ 84].
A more accurate term, "deterministic chaos," suggests a paradox because it connects two notions that are familiar and commonly regarded as incompatible.
According to the Fregean tradition, which connects the notion of ontological commitment to that of a semantic value, this will mean that plural expressions incur commitment to plural entities, much as predicates incur commitment to concepts.
"I didn't want to connect the notion of money with academic success," she said.
