Sentence examples for connected to giving from inspiring English sources

LocationSmart's service appears to locate phones by which towers they have recently connected to, giving a location within seconds to as close as within a few hundred feet.

For example, the male pelvis is primarily adapted to striding whereas the female pelvis displays size and shape differences connected to giving birth [ 6].

There is a huge need and a huge opportunity to get everyone in the world connected, to give everyone a voice and to help transform society for the future.

Thus, it can easily be connected to given B-spline surfaces with fixed continuity conditions.

In 2o13, a follow-up study by the National Study of Religious Giving released a report called "Connected to Give: Faith Communities" that said 73% of the money American Christians were giving went to a religious organization.

(2) The control function f r describes which places are connected to given transitions through control arcs (read arcs or inhibitory arcs, respectively; Figure 5).

Its chapters, each a fragment of a woman's life, connect to give not an entire story but hints and impressions of the woman's personality, relationships and her understanding of and position in the world.

Having spoken about connecting to give value, it's important to know your value... How much are you worth?

A lot of times in the business arena people's networking is motivated by identifying something someone has to offer- yet the true value of a network lies in connecting to give value.

Jumpstart Labs co-founder and CEO Dr. Shawn Landres opened Faith+Giving+Social Good by providing perspectives on religion and giving in the United States from Connected to Give, a new Jumpstart research series exploring the scope of giving to religiously identified organizations, and the extent to which religiosity influences charitable giving.

Companies have begun distributing media files that stay connected to publishers, giving them a way to track the number of times that advertisements have been heard or viewed, or replace old advertisements.