Sentence examples for connected with only from inspiring English sources

This study suggested that, in humans, there are two insula-cingulate systems, with anterior insula showing functional connectivity with anterior and midcingulate regions, and mid/posterior insula connected with only the posterior midcingulate region (Taylor et al. 2009).

According to the Compubox statistics, Botha connected with only 9 of his 37 punches, but none of those nine landed solidly.

In this case, since the vertex x k is connected with only the vertex x, then we clearly obtain that the degree of x k is 1.

In the simulation without topological-singularity avoidance (Fig. 11b), tetrahedrons connected with only a singular vertex or edge exhibit unstable deformation.

Much has been made of the fact that the bulk of the "evidence" in the report comes from two sources that were connected with only certain teams and players.

Blue nodes represent articles on "forest monitoring", red nodes articles on "citizen science" and yellow nodes the topics they are connected with; only topic shares greater than 0.02 were included as arcs in the network.

Ortiz seemed to guess at Pettitte's low-and-away slider, swinging powerfully but connecting with only air.

Ali miscues a drive from one tossed up, and connects with only half a bat, sending it straight back to the bowler.

That, he said, could change if online games as advertising connect with only a segment of the millions of people who use the Internet every day.

The narrator lives in a personal isolation booth and connects with only two people, perhaps three: his friend the Rat; J, the owner of their favorite bar; and perhaps, very tentatively, a girl who has nine fingers and almost becomes his lover before disappearing from his life forever.

"A conservatism that connects with only a disgruntled, paranoid 5% of the public," he argues, "will wither and die .If the new president makes credible efforts to govern from the center, then talk radio can't afford long-term marginalization as a sulking, sniping, angry irrelevancy.