Sentence examples for connection among themselves from inspiring English sources
It was "an extremely small group" with a "precarious organization in the provinces" and no cohesion or connection among themselves.
Dr. Bird believes that the mice's symptoms are reversible because the MECP2 gene is not involved in any of the steps that lead neurons to grow and make the right connections among themselves.
In contrast, unstructured topologies where nodes create random connections among themselves on-the-fly, are resilient to attacks but can not offer performance assurances because they often create overlays with large diameters, making some nodes practically unreachable.
A sub-cluster is a set of nodes within a cluster that make significantly more connections among themselves than with the other nodes in the cluster.
They identified sets of yeast proteins (clusters) that have more connections among themselves than with other proteins in the protein protein interaction networks under study.
In summary, our analysis shows that localized reactions, while having a higher density of connections among themselves than non-localized ones, have a less rich and more tree-like internal structure.
In each data set, we infer a single main network that incorporates a majority of genes, with only a minority of genes excluded from the main network to form minor connections among themselves, or to remain unconnected as singletons.
We have focused primarily on the existence of modules, i.e., groups of neurons having higher connection density among themselves than with neurons in other groups.
They found that the directors of nursing had a less dense and more hierarchical and centralized network, and were more open to discussion with people outside their local clusters, compared with the more horizontal network of directors of medicine who had a more dynamic connection pattern among themselves.
There is an unexpected connection among the photographs here.
