Sentence examples for and the connectedness of from inspiring English sources

Almost a third of the global population is online and the connectedness of "things" — from hospital beds to domestic electricity meters — is growing even more rapidly.

A statement posted by Mr. Pearl's family at the Web site of the Daniel Pearl Foundation, www.danielpearl.com, said in part: "The name Adam symbolizes the birth of humankind and the connectedness of civilizations.

The level of activity and accessibility of a station, the level of crime at a station, and the connectedness of a station to other stations are consistent indicators of high crime rate ratios.

The concepts in Sections 3 through 6 and Section 8 are basic to IFS theory the role of contractivity on the existence of an attractor, the representation and emergence of the attractor, the addressing of points of the attractor, and the connectedness of the attractor.

From these indicators particularly the level of activity and accessibility of the station, the level of crime at the station, and the connectedness of the station to other stations were consistent indicators that had a positive correlation with crime rate ratios.

These findings reinforce pigments, glazes and plasters previously identified at Achaemenid sites and demonstrate the connectedness of the appearance of monumental architecture across the Achaemenid Empire.

We did so by computing, first, edge lists for each genotype network, and, second, the connectedness of the genotype network, using the graph analysis software igraph [ 45].

We will show that Q is both closed and open in ([0,1]), and so by the connectedness of ([0,1]), we are finished since (Q=[0,1]).

Leonardo was indeed a genius and you can be too, according to Gelb, by learning CONNESSIONE (interconnectedness) -- "A recognition and appreciation for the connectedness of all things and phenomena.

At its core is a striving for unity and an observance of the connectedness of past and present, the body and the world.

And it will almost certainly also convey the bad: the world remains "unaware of how imperiled it is" by greed and a blindness to the connectedness of man and nature.