Language gives meaning to an ethnic group because it connects the present with the past through its oral traditions, literary forms, music, history, and customs.
Purpose then drives clarity because it "connects the dots" for employees.
"Stone Wall" is the most successful of the photographs because it connects the organic world with the manufactured world in a thought-provoking way.
"Because it connects the settlements to the Geneva Conventions, it exposes settler leaders to international prosecutions, including at the Hague," Bergman explained.
Closing the switch produces such a voltage because it connects the positive terminal of a 50-volt battery to point a while the negative terminal is at ground (point c). Figure 20 (left) graphs this voltage Va as a function of the time.
The Yammouneh Fault, shown in Fig. 1, represents the most important structure because it connects the southern and the northern parts of the DSFS.
The paper is particularly interesting because it connects the thickness of a plate to the speed at which it can drift, says geophysicist Jason Phipps Morgan of Cornell University.
And, because it connects the device to a VPN in order to work, some services may be unavailable or partially disrupted when it's installed, including Netflix, Hulu, Pokémon Go, and Ticketmaster, the company says.
Psychobiologist Marilyn Carroll of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis says the work is important because it connects the increased drug use of impulsive animals to neurochemistry in the brain, which is impossible to sort out in the complicated world of human drug addicts.
