Sentence examples for connection long from inspiring English sources

Like spurned lovers, they often invent ways to maintain the connection long after the house itself has clearly moved on.

That mix of art and celebrity continued to shape the Cameron myth, promoted by a Bloomsbury connection, long after her death in 1879.

He sneaked up to the roof of the tallest building on campus and connected an antenna to an unused network hub so he could have a permanent wireless Internet connection, long before such things became common.

Therefore, the estimation of connection times should also consider the connection duration, and only the connection long enough for the data transmission can be regarded as effective.

Believe it or not, early man hypothesized a brain-behavior connection long before science was on anyone's radar screen.

Epidemiology has only recently acknowledged (e.g., Catalano and Bruckner 2005) the connection, long suspected by evolutionary theorists (e.g., Trivers and Willard 1973), between natural selection and fetal loss.

A physical connection (long-since subsided) had to have existed between mainland South America and the Galapagos, they argued, in order to account for presence of land-dwelling creatures like giant tortoises in the islands.

But the Winter Olympic event with the oldest military connections — long predating the firearm — is cross-country skiing.

Deal-making in these countries involves local connections, long courtships of governments and industry titans, as well as a double layer of due diligence.

The primary attraction of IP telephony is that, because calls traveling over the Internet are not subject to the same regulations or rates as phone-to-phone connections, long distance calls are billed as local.

Despite the multiple advantages compared to more traditional bolted connections, long-term behaviour and durability of the adhesives have to be investigated accurately.