Sentence examples for connected meaning from inspiring English sources

We crave a narrative that restores righteousness, but are left with scraps of barely connected meaning.

The proof that an object is a so-called two-sphere, since it can take on any number of shapes, is that it is "simply connected," meaning that no holes puncture it.

It is shown that FRP, as a reinforcement material, postpones the occurrence of cracks and slows the crack propagation, and that cracks emanating from the upstream surface and downstream surface are not connected, meaning that the reinforced dam can retain water-impounding function when subjected to the earthquake.

Twitter's new stickers are also connected, meaning that if they're clicked on you'll be sent to a page of images that use the same sticker(s).

Always on, always connected, meaning that even when the system is "asleep" it is syncing mail and apps, just like your smartphone does today.

The findings suggest Chile's and the Galapagos' blue whale aggregations are connected, meaning those feeding in the Gulf of Corcovado off Chile may be breeding in the Tropical Eastern Pacific.

Therefore no Aristotelian commentator had ever presumed that the term 'quality' could have several different (but connected) meanings.

Connecting meaning to movement and making work that was socially relevant became DV8's underlying ethos.

The second side of the "golden triangle" connects meaning with possibility.

If the 2D framework can be used to isolate such an aspect of meaning for all expressions, we will have vindicated the rationalist's "golden triangle" connecting meaning, apriority and possibility.

For meanings associated with the same "lexical forms (broadly and ambiguously defined)" in Chinese, logographic, but not phonological, representations connect meanings that can be co-activated (Figure 2).