B. Concr.: necessitudines, persons with whom one is closely connected, relatives, connections, friends (post-Aug).: petiit, ut sibi permitteretur revisere necessitudines, i. e., Suet.
The close connection between therapist and client helped Donna stick closely to her treatment plan, ensuring a smooth recovery.
There, the focus is on identifying groups of nodes that are closely connected to each other, while intergroup connections are weaker by comparison.
Science identity as defined in this study is related to one's personal connection to their field, meaning science is closely connected to their sense of self.
The organization is already closely connected with Taliban in Afghanistan and has renewed connections with Jundullah, the anti-Iran Sunni militant group.
Moreover, later in time, farther and wider the connections were made, such that they determined that this entire coastal area had always been closely connected (ibid., p.166).
JON PARELES DONALD LAWRENCE & CO. "YRM (Your Righteous Mind)" (Verity) Gospel depends on the closely monitored connection between artist and audience.
Besides that, early-morning departures and closely timed connections can make it impossible for passengers to eat before or between flights.
Political scientists should remember that Tocqueville considered Americans' political associations to be as important as their nonpolitical ones, and they should therefore examine more closely the connections between the two under various conditions.
Policymakers and researchers should look more closely at the connection between poverty, inequality and higher levels of homework.
