Sentence examples for connected hence from inspiring English sources
The union of two overlapping connected sets is connected; hence the components of a space form a partition of the space.
These manifolds are simply connected, hence by van Kampen we introduce the relation ( R_j x) = 1), and finally one obtains a M with fundamental group (cong Gamma ).
All of this is also connected (hence the 'Link'), letting you connect to your home's Wi-Fi network and then control and schedule your device, and monitor the air quality remotely via the Dyson smartphone app for iPhone and Android.
What may seem a bit odd is that no members of (mathcal{Q }^*,) other than singletons, are guaranteed to be connected; hence (mathcal{Q }^*) and (mathcal{C }) may have very little to do with one another.
Since 2004, all existing STI centers (n = 32) are connected, hence providing complete national coverage.
Small 1/"clustering coefficient" values identify genes with highly connected neighbouring genes, like those at the edge of networks where the leaf node (last node in the network) only has 1 single neighbour to which is connected; hence, genes with large CS v) values would tend to be at the end of metabolic pathways where many critical enzymatic reactions are located.
Hence, m ( u ) is connected, so the conclusion ( a ) holds.
Hence, though water board ranked very high alongside borehole, a greater percentage of the population is not connected and hence cannot directly get water from the water board.
Therefore, the graph (boldsymbol {mathcal{G}} ( boldsymbol {mathcal{M}} )) of the matrix (boldsymbol {mathcal{M}}) is connected, and hence (boldsymbol {mathcal{M}}) is an irreducible matrix [30, 31].
In terms of networks theory, this scenario corresponds to a fully connected network, hence complex interaction patterns are not considered nor the competitiveness is represented.
Furthermore, the obtained model is partially connected and hence very parsimonious in the number of parameters, leading to relevant operational advantages in the hydrological forecast practice: in fact, removing from the model redundant measurement stations results in an improved forecast availability and in the reduction of the costs of the data acquisition system.
