Sentence examples for connection that one from inspiring English sources
It is interesting to note in this connection, that one of the arguments frequently presented by the defence in the present case is that the defendants were influenced to think that their conduct was not in breach of international law by the acquiescence of other Powers.
And it is through the causal connection that one can argue that perception provides one with justification for believing something about their environment.
"What first drew me to the puppies was a connection that one of the puppies had with his significant other, his handler.
So tight is the connection that one expects virtually all Gaucher patients, who have two mutated copies of the relevant gene, to develop Parkinson's disease if they live long enough.
But it is an odd connection that makes one wonder at the marketing savvy of Otto Schnering, the company's founder.
It could be a connection that ended one date too soon, a relationship that didn't happen because of bad timing, or an ex that you shouldn't have let get away.
There is a tiny connection in that one of the robbers, the late Roy James, who had been a professional racing driver, wrote from prison to the former champion Graham Hill, asking for help with his career when he came out.
So, there is something about the one-on-one connection that is critical, whether the student communicates with humans or computers.
The degree centrality of a node i gives importance to connections that are one step away starting from i.
Compared with single cells, slices offer preserved cell-cell connections that enable one to study tissue-level phenomena (e.g., conduction), while the locally preserved extracellular microenvironment avoids potential pitfalls of changes in functional properties due to the loss of extracellular matrix or damage by the cell isolation process.
It can and often does lead to the development of more useful products and services – search engines that can make intelligent guesses about what the user is trying to find, movies or products that might be of interest, sources of information that one might sample, connections that one might make and so on.
