Sentence examples for are less connected from inspiring English sources

"It always seems like Japanese are less connected to the Internet than Americans," Mr. Toyoda said.

Also, women are less connected with their genital cues than are men — when a man has an erection he generally feels sexually aroused and wants to have sex.

The latter are now more homogeneous, present thicker cell walls, porous struts, and their cells are less connected with each others.

The author Robert D. Putnam has suggested in "Bowling Alone" that Americans are less connected to each other as a people lately -- a trend he first illuminated by showing the declining membership of bowling leagues.

The College Board's Web site explanation that analogies are being dropped because they are "less connected to the current high school curriculum" itself shows a stunning lack of logic, since it does not explain what the "less connected" refers to.

In network science a 'community' refers to a group of nodes in a network that are densely connected within this group but are less connected with nodes outside this group.

The father also often experiences a feeling of being less connected to their child than the mother and a loss of connection to their spouse as the child takes more attention.

In a global network level analysis of different diseases, where the vertices represented diseases and the edges represented connections between diseases that share common genetic background, most diseases were less connected, while a limited number of diseases, mostly cancers, were highly connected hubs [2].

"We're less connected to the present.

A book is the opposite of Facebook: it requires us to be less connected.

Pete Townshend was dabbling in feedback around the same time, but his experiments were less connected with playing technique.