Sentence examples for a weak connection to from inspiring English sources
Monitoring the signal strength and stability of individual hosts allows the active node, which causes the route to have a weak connection, to issue actively a route-reestablishment instruction for selecting one of its neighbors as a candidate of active node.
In both cases, however, the candidates' exorbitant pledges had little to back them up, and a weak connection to reality.
Thus, we are able to say something about the excess-weight penalty among individuals with a weak connection to the labor market.
In the G. henleyi CO2 and concatenated sequence networks, one haplotype is unique to the inner sands, showing only a weak connection to the other inner sands haplotypes.
However, for men with a weak connection to the labor market differences in "weight profiles" have little influence on the obesity estimates.
The phenotype 'Fast-growing' is strongly linked to the 'Free-living (FL)'-centric nodes ('PAH-degrading' and 'Non-pathogenic') but has a weak connection to the phenotypes, 'FHA' and 'Pathogenic'.
The low temperature interval of 30 200 °C, which corresponded to weakly and strongly bound water showed a strong connection with clay content, but a weaker connection to microbial activity.
In the former, a stronger commitment to the host country necessarily implies a weaker connection to the country of origin and vice versa.
John Sides, an associate professor of political science at George Washington University and research director of the VOTER Study Group, which has studied these voters, said that they often have a "weaker connection" to the Republican Party than Romney-Trump voters.
If women have a weaker connection to the labor market, it is possible that the excess weight penalty for women is not observable above the income threshold.
In these cells, individual Golgi stacks had an undulated appearance suggesting a decreased rigidity maybe caused by a weaker connection to the underlying cytoskeleton, although this remains to be investigated.
