Sentence examples for called the connection from inspiring English sources
The next time they called, the connection was clearer but Dad still seemed far away.
Ms. Ruiz and Mr. Sutherland met in 1994 at WBUR, a public radio station in Boston, where Mr. Sutherland produced and directed a daily talk show called "The Connection" and Ms. Ruiz was a fund-raising assistant.
The threshold for firing can be different for each neuron; so can its own firing intensity compared to the amount of input stimuli it receives, an amplification factor sometimes called the connection strength.
The definition of which units test which other units is called the connection assignment and is represented by a direct graph.
The first time I called the connection, I was unable to hear the representative.
The subject of a new film (a pacy French-Belgian crime thriller called The Connection), Zampa was the heir of his family business, which was, yep, you guessed it, the French Connection.
Underworld might fairly have been called The Connections.
On the other hand, Searle (1992) embraces what he calls "the Connection principle," according to which unless a mental state is available to consciousness, it does not qualify as genuinely mental.
Cameron calls the connection a "subconscious" reference: "I have just loved ... the mythology, the entire Hindu pantheon, seems so rich and vivid".
This connection is called the Berry connection and its holonomy is the Berry phase (when (k=1)).
