Sentence examples for connection to consider from inspiring English sources

It is interesting, in this connection, to consider his superb 1998 play, "Copenhagen," which concerns a mysterious encounter between Werner Heisenberg, the father of the uncertainty principle, and the Danish physicist Niels Bohr.

But it is natural in this connection to consider some collections of objects which are demonstrably not sets.

Eliminativism: The final view of causal connection to consider is the eliminativist view, as trumpeted by Russell: "The law of causation,… is a relic of a bygone age, surviving, like the monarchy, only because it is erroneously supposed to do no harm".

And yet, an entire caste of journalists refuses to make the connection, to consider the film in a global context and not just through the African-American prism.

With no "moving factors" such as eye contact, gestures, words and personal connection to consider, we assess pictures based on facial expression, clothes, age, gender, weight, ethnicity, background (if anything or anyone else is in the picture) and whether the person looks like someone else we know.

Our model focuses on the early processing stages of form processing in primate visual cortex, namely cortical areas V1 and V2, and incorporates hierarchical feedforward processing as well as top-down feedback connections to consider the signal flow along the reverse hierarchy processing [6].

Overall, it can be stated that the QoS-aware resource management for a multi-hop connection has to consider parameters of all its component links and involved RNs to secure the end-to-end QoS satisfaction.

The novelty of the proposed method is the use of a multi-dimensional criterion for the design of the dissipative connection and to consider a global seismic protection criterion.

The ConnectionBlock [30] is a modification of the Connection algorithm to consider the block concept, which consists of a set of table registers that share the same value of a certain identifier.

Assuming that there is one request for each service type and service class shown in Table 3, we have in total 12 connection requests to consider in the WLAN.

With the seemingly inevitable shift of universities to glorified employment-training centres, a worthwhile challenge for ministers now is not to distract us by complaining about trivialities around family connections, but to consider robust and effective action to provide more student work experience and how this could support the critical issues and skills shortages facing the country.