Sentence examples for chemical connection from inspiring English sources

It's a disconcerting performance that, among other things, defies a chemical connection with Ms. Schaffel's Jane.

It's not easy to choose a single moment of chemical connection from Twyla Tharp's swinging celebration of Frank Sinatra's music, "Come Fly Away".

There were two figures who burst through America's television screens in the 1950s and had an almost instantaneous chemical connection with the public: Elvis Presley and Davy Crockett.

This behavior is attributed to the chemical connection between the mobile and the rigid fraction of the polymer.

The bridging ligand is expected to play an important role and does not only represent the chemical connection between a photosensitizing unit and a catalytically active center, but can also greatly affect the overall catalytic activity and stability of the photocatalysts.

So, they decided to investigate other aspects of platelet function, including thromboxane production, to see if there was any other chemical connection to vein graft failure.

So are the cell endings and chemical connections that link the cortex to parts of the brain associated with gut impulses.

Amide bonds are the key chemical connections within proteins, and form the basis of some of the most versatile and widely used synthetic polymers.

The chemical connections between neurons, called synapses, are thought to be critical to the formation of those networks and hence the laying down of memories.

Dr Michael Bloomfield, clinical research fellow at the UK's Medical Research Council (MRC), said that the study added to the MRC's own research which found that heavy cannabis use in adolescence is associated with changes in chemical connections in the brain.

Here, too, a new science is being created: the neuroscience of "connectomics," or the study of the immensely complex electrical and chemical connections among nerve cells that shape memory, personality and thought.