Sentence examples for a more specific connection from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps there's a more specific connection to his work.

This relates to the general topic of ecology, but there is a more specific connection: the pictures are made not from watercolor but from leachate, the noxious liquid that oozes out of landfills.

But a more specific connection that Mr. Spano wanted to make was between the Scriabin symphony and Rachmaninoff's concerto: pieces by Russian pianist-composers that received their premiere performances in New York within a year of each other.

The observed distribution of family sizes, which asymptotically tends to a power law, dictates a much more specific connection between the gene birth and death rates, namely, the second order balance.

Categories such as telomere maintenance and nucleosome assembly provide more specific connections between the toxins and changes in DNA replication.

He views the new mission as a "refinement," with closeness nested as a more specific form of connection.

Cameron's sojourn there was notable for his belonging (along with other members of his cabinet) to the Bullingdon, a club with a vague connection to horses and a more specific activity of consuming large quantities of champagne.

Only unlike the more general designer offerings of Vente-Privee, Brands4friends and their various competitors, the London-based startup is attacking a more specific vertical: baby and children's products from brands such as French Connection and Minihaha.

Want a more specific breakdown?

I see a more specific possibility.

Sumner Paine had a more specific strategy.