Sentence examples for a viable connection from inspiring English sources

DNA analysis, for example, has failed to establish a viable connection between the Hebrews of old Israel and the native peoples of the Americas.

Not just students but a viable connection is established between mentors and students too.

There are plenty of apps out there, like Magic Piano by Smule, for example, but Kaminka still believes the App Store is still short on apps with viable connections to music (and musical instruments) that take game dynamics seriously.

This guarantees not only that the global network size and degree distribution are preserved, but also it ensures that only viable connections (and their corresponding weights) are used to build the null distribution.

As a result of the SAC project, rolled T-stub connections have been demonstrated to be a viable alternative to welded connections for steel frames in seismic areas.

The results demonstrated that the proposed new beam-to-column connection system is a viable solution toward enhancing the response of precast RC frames subjected to seismic loads, in particular when the system is applied to all joints and quality measures are enforced in the execution of the joints.

End-plate beam-to-column connections also provide a viable alternative for moment-resisting frames in seismic design.

Gravel "decided to become a pioneer in a faraway place," and moved to pre-statehood Alaska in August 1956, without funds or a job, looking for a place where someone without social or political connections could be a viable candidate for public office.

These results also demonstrate that the identification of interaction partners is a viable strategy to unravel new functional connections.

(Glacially slow "dial-up" connections are no longer a viable option).

Despite these barriers, most are eager to seize the opportunity to become productive citizens, yet they lack the necessary connections to make that a viable opportunity.