Sentence examples for and connect in a from inspiring English sources

You have to leapfrog over those things and connect in a very, very deep way.

To be sure, there is a role for stimulus in a prolonged recession, but "the only sustainable way is to grow our way out by giving more people the knowledge and skills to compete, collaborate and connect in a way that drives our countries forward," argues Schleicher.

"A university thrives when it offers inviting spaces for faculty and students to gather and connect in a host of programmed and unprogrammed ways," Brodhead said.

Companies share and connect in a spirit of "competition".

I lack the mirror neurons to socialise and connect in a way that makes sense to others, and I need a lot of time to myself.

Once you are deeply tuned in with yourself, you can now tune in to others and connect in a way that keeps people genuinely engaged.

As a verb, its early definitions -- fasten or strengthen with a metal tie" and "connect in an electrical circuit" -- remain, but in our technological time the wound-together word has burst into a rainbow of senses.

Based on the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database, significantly changed pathways were identified and connected in a pathway network (Path-net), where connections were based on the relationship between these pathways.

Libya's six million or so people are concentrated in a coastal belt of cities and connected in a kind of "cousinate" of extensive personal and family networks.

The first image of a sequence is defined as a reference image under zero load, wherein interest points are determined and connected in a triangular irregular network structure.

Each unit operation has been developed from first principles and connected in a continuous framework such that the output of one unit operation becomes the input of the next unit operation.