Sentence examples for connected ties from inspiring English sources

The studies abstracted in Tables 1 and 2 and shown diagrammatically in Figures 1, 2 and 3 only peripherally examine social spaces, holes, boundaries, edges and poorly connected ties, instead focusing predominantly on health care groups, networks, social clusters and professional tribes.

Building codes such as ACI-318 and Eurocode 2 do not give information on the nodes that only connect ties in S&T models (called TTT or tension-only nodes).

The question arises, however, whether inheritance shall extend beyond the circle of those persons with whom the decedent was connected by ties of affection or about whose well-being he or she was, or should have been, concerned.

The narrative moves between a handful of characters, among them a bereaved baker, a seamstress, a balding, indomitable lady abortionist and a lanky high-school Jesuit, their lives connected by ties both homely and sinister.

For others, all homo sapiens are connected through "ties of birth" to other human beings.

Nodes in interorganizational networks are referred to as firms connected by ties which represent a set of relationships such as exchange, power, or solidarity.

Nodes are referred to actors (e.g. persons, teams, units, organizations) which are connected by ties to a set of binary social relations.

Primary clusters may contain or even completely consist of individuals connected by ties.

This test demonstrates the self-sustained operation of DC MGs connected through tie-line when the generation of a MG is sufficient to supply the demand.

Table 1 Restorative action of major electrical components Unit restoration Time (min) Restart black start (BS) unit 15 Energise a bus from BS unit 5 Connect tie line 25 Crank power to non-black start (NBS) unit from a bus 15 Synchronized subsystems 25 Pick up load 20.

Second, the redundancy of the connections both in terms of redundancy of ties and of similarity of knowledge possessed by the people connected by those ties reduces the probability that new knowledge enters the network.