Sentence examples for connected groups from inspiring English sources

Connected groups with Property (Tℓp) are the connected groups with a compact abelianization.

These 21 subgraphs or modules are densely connected groups of glycans, with only sparser connections between groups.

Updated at 5.14pm BST 4.45pm BST Iraq asks US to conduct air strikes Iraq has asked the United States to stage air attacks on Isis fighters and connected groups, according to Reuters and BBC reports picking up on an Al-Arabiya report.

Elise Hogue, a spokeswoman for the umbrella protest groups, D2KLA and DAN (which stands for Direct Action Network), said that it was difficult to estimate how many protesters, from a disparate range of loosely connected groups, might actually converge on the city.

Mad pride events, organized by loosely connected groups in at least seven countries including Australia, South Africa and the United States, draw thousands of participants, said David W. Oaks, the director of MindFreedom International, a nonprofit group in Eugene, Ore., that tracks the events and says it has 10,000 members.

"He came to cheer us up and encourage us and said he supported having an army," said Mr. Appolon, of the National Coordinate of the Restructured Military, which began as a camp for earthquake survivors run by former military officers and is now one of several loosely connected groups pushing for a new army.

Nonprofit tax forms also reveal that the large majority of these grants went to Koch-connected groups that have spent money on elections, like Americans for Prosperity, American Energy Alliance, Concerned Veterans for America, Generation Opportunity and The LIBRE Initiative.

While the audit does not lay out all of the relationships between contractors and the movement, a chart shows connections between the people running the schools, some of the vendors and Gulen-connected groups.

Security experts believe two Kremlin-connected groups were behind the hacks.

It would also prevent local officials from doing what their counterparts do in other countries: create unsustainable benefit levels, often for politically well-connected groups, and then mismanage the money through risky investments.

Indeed, the current setup is apt to allow well-connected groups of wealthy investors to make a quick fortune by creating these start-ups and later flipping their interest in a license to bigger companies, with the help of taxpayer subsidies.