Sentence examples for apparently connected to from inspiring English sources
Rather, the ego for Mr. Psathas is apparently connected to the traditional division of the octave into 12 notes.
In the first of three scripts apparently connected to therapeutic discoveries, he reëxamined his teen-age years without his usual self-protective equanimity.
Ophthalmologists led this small group of high billers, with a large portion of their payments apparently connected to the use of an expensive treatment for macular degeneration.
In 2001, Limonov was arrested, tried and imprisoned for obscure political reasons, apparently connected to arms trafficking and an attempted coup in Kazakhstan.
An American official said that what was described to him as a suicide note apparently connected to the flight was found at a departure lounge at Heathrow Airport.
On Wednesday, arrests apparently connected to the investigation were made in Boston and Florida.But even if, as seems likely, the authorities soon establish that the perpetrators were Muslim militants, they will find it harder to work out who sent them.
In addition to the lipogenic and lipolytic pathways, the major regulatory and signaling processes, such as TOR and AMPK/ Snf1, are also conserved in yeast (Zaman et al. 2008; De Virgilio 2012) and apparently are connected to lipid homeostasis (Bozaquel-Morais et al. 2010); however, this "lipid connection" clearly needs further exploration.
This month, another group of Islamists — apparently not connected to the ones in Zinjibar — attacked and occupied part of Hawta, a town in the neighboring province of Lahj.
And there was a keg line that apparently was connected to its tap only tenuously and gradually dumped gallons of beer into the building's foundation.
(The answer: Stockholm's startup founders are apparently better connected to the world's top seven ecosystems).
These increase/decrease phases of the injection pressure indicate a succession of decreases and increases of the overall fracture permeability, and are apparently not connected to the fracture's openings and closings.
