Sentence examples for connection pointing from inspiring English sources

And he stands by the bone-marrow connection, pointing to additional experimental data from his group currently under review.

He did not completely discredit the Havana connection, pointing to the fact that the first print use of the term "sloppy Joe" was probably in reference to a bar called Sloppy Joe's in Key West, Fla.

"That is 100percentt false," Clark Stevens, a spokesman in Washington, said of the Katrina connection, pointing out that the agency was ordered by Congress in 1994 to remap and that it began planning the project four years before Hurricane Katrina struck in 2005.

We constructed a weighted network, where the weight of a connection pointing towards a customer type was proportional to the number of respondents stating that they sold bats to that particular customer type (see Fig. 1 in results).

In Europe in particular, such connection points now route a significant part of the total traffic.

But, in fact, there are as many "top down" connections pointing towards the eye.

Multi-layer connections pointing downwards enable more complicated feedback loops that can no longer be simply attributed to an intermediate level.

The presence of Santo Trafficante, with Miami and Caribbean connections, pointed to discussion of the drug trade.

You could have WIMAX pumped in via ships in international waters powered by satellite internet connections pointed to nearby cities.

Access points only function if they are connected to both a power connection point (PCP) and an ethernet connection point (ECP).

The transistor has three connection points, but a normal graph branch may only connect to two nodes.