The initiative by Dr Pepper/Seven Up is indicative of the wider net marketers are casting to find ways to more closely connect their brands to consumers who are increasingly uninterested in advertising.
The majority of practitioners claimed that several aspects of foresight practice closely connect to each other.
Given the precarious state of humanity it behooves science educators to closely connect their scholarship to the challenges that face humanity – including sustainability, climate change, and wellness.
Examples like this have led some investigators to think of limiting relations as forming a kind of new rule of inference which would allow one to more closely connect the physicists' sense of reduction with that of the philosophers'.
Elsewhere, China Daily bigged up a "shared future" for the aforementioned Belt and Road initiative, which aims to more closely connect Europe and Asia via infrastructure investment.
Many scientists who research C. elegans closely connect to Sydney Brenner, with whom almost all research in this field began in the 1970s; they have worked as either a postdoctoral or a postgraduate researcher in Brenner's lab or in the lab of someone who previously worked with Brenner.
Just like your top talent has a flip side, your biggest weakness, this insight about the up and downside of being creative can motivate us to closely connect with those of different asset, sometimes enabling us to not fall into a pothole via our weakness.
Here the anti-parallel alignment of β-strands β16 and β25 forms hydrogen bonds between the main-chains, which closely connect the individual monomers.
Phylogenetic analyses of the four universal proteins also revealed that these functional units all cluster with respective endosymbiont-derived homologues (Figure 6A and 6B; Figure S10), suggesting that AbSV could closely connect with intracellular endosymbionts or parasites of AbSV's host organism in DNA duplication processing.
New plans to more closely connect PLCs and child clubs is a positive step in this direction.
