Anas al-Tikriti, of the Muslim Association of Britain, said: "I think George has proved he is a man that connects with the common people and that's important.
And Allan Peake soap-boxes: "Aussie PM Kevin Rudd deserves to go - his use of slang is terrible - last year he said 'fair shake of the sauce bottle' three times in one interview in an effort to connect with the common people - who unfortunately had never even heard the phrase".
A further, and no less deep, motivation for the Retentional view is connected with the common sense considerations mentioned above: tacit assumptions, of a broadly metaphysical character, concerning the structure or nature of time itself are very relevant in this context.
These neuronal classes are functionally connected with the common purpose of specifically inducing antennal grooming.
If you're having trouble connecting with the Holy Spirit, one common way to feel more connected to God is to sing.
Both markers had been initially connected with the presence of common risk factors but the return of sinus rhythm modulated their balance.
Wealthy politicians who attempt to connect with the economic struggles of the common person often open themselves up to ridicule.
Furthermore, on beBee, since you are connecting with people of common interests and participating in open groups (Hives) that are of your choosing, your feed will only contain relevant content to you.
A configuration with both DC- and AC-links and the corresponding control method were presented in [32], where the DC-link could integrate the local converters with DC couplings and connect to the common AC-link through DC AC interfacing converters.
The following theorems are connected with the problem of obtaining a common element of the sets of zeros of a monotone operator and an equilibrium problem.
Hand-helds like the Palm TX connect with the Internet with Wi-Fi connections common in coffee shops and homes, while higher-end tools like the Palm Treo 650 use cellular networks to fetch information.
