Sentence examples for connection has emerged from inspiring English sources

No evidence of such a connection has emerged, law enforcement officials said.

In recent years a connection has emerged between the physics of information in black holes and the theory of quantum error correction.

A similar connection has emerged between the Casablanca bombings and the March 11 , 2004 train explosions that killed 191 people in Madrid.

The growing popularity of D.S.L. service, which allows users to gain access to the Internet over regular telephone lines at speeds far faster than a regular dial-up connection, has emerged as a flashpoint for much of the turmoil in the telecommunications industry.

The HPV throat cancer connection has emerged in just the last few years and is so new that the government doesn't track its incidence.

Haqqani said no connection had emerged between Shahzad and Qari Hussain Mehsud, the Pakistani Taliban's chief bomb maker who is also in charge of recruiting suicide bombers.

This connection had emerged during World War II, when many faculty members and an influx of European emigrés actively sought to participate in the war effort.

Liverpool, however, with the advantage of the Suárez connection, have emerged as Coates's most likely destination in the Premier League and could cost Fenway Sports Group, the club's owners who have already sanctioned a £110m recruitment drive this year, a fee of around £12m.

In the last years, a novel typology of adhesive connections has emerged, known as laminated adhesive connections.

As a result, development towards low-loss three-dimensional (3D) connections has emerged as a pressing need.

Over the years a number of wireless connections have emerged with names such as Wireless Home Digital Interface, Wireless USB, WiDi, Airplay and Miracast.