Sentence examples for a connecting point from inspiring English sources

Jewish customs and holidays have become a connecting point between himself and his German club teammates.

Dr. Mirkin also uses gold nanoparticles as a connecting point, to build sensors of a different sort, for disease.

The shuttle was delivering a new room for the station, called Harmony, which served as a connecting point for other modules that have since been added.

It also serves as a connecting point of the city's networks of anarchists and environmentalists as much as socialists, and has remained doggedly non-party, beholden to no sect – a rare thing on the far left, which explains much about its longevity.

"The free trade zone could be a connecting point between China and the world, and as a young man, my dream is based on my country's dream.

Using a new and modern airport with 24 hour operations at Incheon, he leveraged Korea's prime geographic location to serve as a connecting point to cities in China, Japan and throughout Southeast Asia.

Inspection of the protein ligand crystal structures show that the methyl group of the terminal acetyl groups in compounds VHL-1 and VHL-2 is solvent exposed, and we therefore reasoned that it could provide a suitable connecting point for a linker.

Cartoons are part of everyday life so they provide a normalised connecting point of visual communication and continuity during the biographical reconstruction necessary to adapt to living with a long-term condition [ 7].

Thirty-four miles from Belfast, just under double that from Dublin, the border city of Newry is an apt connecting point on the torch's historic journey between two Irish capitals.

"We are optimists by nature because we seek quite deliberately a design at that connecting point between wildlife and people.

Therefore, if a line is fully observable, the section connecting point should both have ON and OM.