Sentence examples for an important connotation of from inspiring English sources

A substation is a node of the grid, and smart substation is an important connotation of smart grid.

The repetition of Buddha heads has a particularly important connotation.

This study has important connotations for our understanding of the pathogenesis of RA.

The resolution of the eye also has important connotations for graphics.

Regarding protein, the expression "high protein" is a frequent connotation of an unhealthy diet.

Second, the term rigged has an unfortunate connotation of illegitimacy, as in the terms rigged election or rigged roulette table, and this connotation must be dismissed as prejudicial.

The name also has an implied connotation of "the essence of female beauty and allurement".

Labeling: Tagging an actor with a descriptive term that carries a connotation of moral deficiency or social inferiority.

Despite evidence to the contrary, continuing strong (and expensive) antibiotics retains a powerful connotation of hope.

"The word 'alternative' gives a bad connotation of second class," she says.

I don't mean a negative connotation of ignorance.