Furthermore, this approach revealed more cohesive connections due to recombination within a subgroup, for example, east and west.
By helping students to map connections across time, teachers enable students to identify cohesive causal connections and make them more explicit (Rogers2011).
In contrast to the macro-level cohesive causal connections, CACs function between two clauses in a text; in these cases, authors could have chosen to employ causal connectors but did not.
It is shown that even though the connections between the cohesive parameters and the 'equivalent LEFM' R-curve are geometry and material dependent, their trends are preserved whatever the specimen geometry and the material are.
Groups that are taxonomically and ecologically cohesive tend to share many connections; for example the enteric bacteria which are also found in the largest cluster, connected to the environmental organisms above (Burkholderia, acidophiles, etc).
Without a cohesive community, a former employee lacks connection to the world.
Successful connectivity promotes cohesive content.
Stronger connections also mean more cohesive teams that are more stable when dealing with change and uncertainty and are better at risk-taking and navigating conflicts and problems smoothly.
We first show that the spontaneous brain functional networks have an intrinsically cohesive modular structure in which the connections between regions are much denser within modules than between them.
Our resolution was to compute a more stringent (less connected and hence less cohesive) version of the landscape by only considering edges derived from significant PCIT connections and with correlations >0.85 in absolute value (data not shown).
Our goal is to foster recognition of life science law as a cohesive, dynamic, area of legal study and strengthen connections among national life science law scholars.
