Sentence examples for connection organized from inspiring English sources

Ismahan and her fellow school mates, Fartun, Ayan and Kowsar, travelled outside the camp to an office with a laptop and an internet connection – organized by UNICEF.

In the adult, these cell types form stereotypical connections, organized into a simple three-layered laminar structure, consisting of the molecular layer, the PC layer, and the GC layer.

The goal is to allow neuroscientists and computational scientists to understand how topographic maps and their connections organize and operate.

Mr. Schreiber added that Mr. Romano had no connection to organized crime.

"It makes me think of how much we operate every single day on faith and belief," regardless of any connection to organized religion.

But argument is not rejection, and for many at the New Schul, rejection is too energetic a word for lives lived with no connection to organized religion.

To build that connection, ReedPOP organized White Space, a pop culture summit meeting for entrepreneurs scheduled for Thursday night, calling it "a mind-inspiring think tank to spur unexpected connections between innovators of TV, film, comics, games, technology and advertising".

In Mr. Vitale's four hours on the stand, which included a cross-examination by Carl J. Herman, a lawyer for Mr. Gioeli, he only began to establish Mr. Gioeli's connection to organized crime.

The album, a mix of hippie chanting and overt courting of controversy, also included the songs "Everybody's Smoking Marijuana," "The Birth Control Blues," and "I'm Gonna Start Another Riot" but it was the title song, with its connection of organized religion and drug use, that led to the record being banned in several predominantly Catholic countries.

Series of tests were conducted on six flat slab column connection specimens organized in two groups of three specimens each.

I was not raised particularly Jewish, and neither of my parents had a strong connection to organized religion.