Sentence examples for connection at the level from inspiring English sources

And, you know, what's genuinely interesting, though, is that there's a connection at the level of geology as well.

Even more importantly it also pointed to links between him and politicians in Kosovo and Bosnia.Miranda Patrucic, regional editor of the OCCRP in Sarajevo, says that the reason that Mr Kelmendi was never brought to trial in Bosnia is that he had protection owing to the fact that he had connections "at the highest level of business and politics".

Although the idea of structural similarity requires taking into account connections at the level of the overall network, most network measures of roles (and brokerage in particular) still rely on local patterns.

The crosswise-eye-modules show mutual connections at the level of the primary interneurons.

Previous work has explored the pattern of synaptic connections at the level of a few neurons (Bock et al. 2011; Briggman et al. 2011).

A comprehensive history should integrate the histories of individual genes and can only adequately be conceptualized as a network of multiple evolutionary connections at the level of genes or even parts of genes encoding distinct protein domains.

Thus the binary vector signals in the two conditions were orthogonal, and their belonging to the same groups of information could be optimally detected only through reward-based clustering (here abstracted with hardwired connections) at the level of the striatum of the high-level CNSTC module.

The mind-body connection at the clinical level is our first tier of work.

The chemical connection -- at the level of structure that we can draw -- between amino acid pairs and short RNA intermediates en route to the code is much much weaker (if at all existent) than the logical connection that can be construed as in Figure 2 or Figure 11.

Maybe it's because these players represented the last recognisable connection at the elite level to the game you played yourself on Sunday mornings.

Their discovery highlights a novel intriguing connection at the genetic level between HCT occurrence, mitochondrial metabolism and cell death.