Sentence examples for connected part from inspiring English sources

Some scholars have connected part of it to an enigmatic figure, the unknown Teacher of Righteousness, whose ministry within the community probably fell in the latter half of the 2nd century bc.

The struggles that gave birth to each demonstration, occupation or revolution were separate and yet connected; part of a collective roar from young people who, for the first time in modern history, faced a future in which they would be worse off than their parents.

Natalia Almada, a 37-year-old filmmaker in Mexico City; Raj Chetty, a 33-year-old public economist who teaches at Harvard; and Eric A. Coleman, a 47-year-old physician in Denver, have now become connected, part of an eclectic group whose lives were recently, and irrevocably, changed with a single telephone call.

You can be passionate about the case for Britain to stay in the European Union and also, in a logically connected part of the brain, be passionate about the need to oppose those on both sides who prevent a peaceful two-state solution in the Middle East.

This leaves the fully connected part of the network, which is the only part of the network that we actually train in the CNN case.

First, all life is connected, part of a single continuum, cousins at one remove or another.

This particular layout ensures a maximal readability of the connected components, by placing node from densely connected parts of the network close together.

The City in this broader sense has for centuries been one of the most internationally connected parts of the country.

The post boasted how the organisation had connected parts of Malawi, southeast Africa to the internet, and featured an infographic showcases past successes - including India.

It is assumed that the swimmer's body consists of finitely many subsequently connected parts, identified with the fluid they occupy, linked by the rotational and elastic forces.

Now the "coherence" of a continuum entails that each of its (connected) parts is also a continuum, and, accordingly, divisible.