Sentence examples for connection with practical from inspiring English sources

The German mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777 1855), in connection with practical problems of surveying and geodesy, initiated the field of differential geometry.

"Before Trump, the Alt Right could be criticized for being a 'head without a body'; it was engaged in meta-political and scientific discussion, but lacked a real connection with practical politics and the hopes and dreams of average Americans," wrote prominent white nationalist and self-described alt-right member Richard Spencer the day after the election.

In 1954, and in the succeeding decades, there was little to suggest a connection with practical developments, which anyway were largely assumed to be American in origin.

The second is that the connections between resolvent of H-monotone operators and solutions of nonlinear parabolic equations are shown, and this strengthens the importance of H-monotone operators, which have already attracted the attention of mathematicians because of the connections with practical problems.

Without these incentives, the "majestic ideas" of morality would have no connection with our practical lives.

But this is consistent with the belief that philosophical rationality may be used to answer questions that lack evident connection with pressing practical concerns.

The desire to achieve an improved balance between the gusset over-strength, on the one hand, and a favourable overall frame performance coupled with practical connection detailing, on the other, has prompted proposals for an improved design approach.

And what about contact details? "They establish a practical connection with the provider, indicating who sent the form, where it should be returned".

The connection of practical reason with intentional action raises large questions about its credentials as a capacity for genuine reasoning.

The video introduced the mathematics concepts with practical and relevant connections to Ralph's solar oven engineering design challenge that Ralph's students needed to be successful; in essence, the engineering provided students with a relevant and explicit context for learning the mathematics content.

However, its close connection with marital status, to the practical exclusion of single women, is an indication that the health services have not been successful in widening its availability to all women.