Sentence examples for connections arose from inspiring English sources

Two such connections arose on Tuesday evening, when Lincoln Center Festival 2000 introduced its three-part Meredith Monk retrospective, Voice Travel, featuring Ms. Monk as composer and conductor, with "Solo Landscapes," a program at the New York Society for Ethical Culture.

Those connections arise from close interactions.

The dauntingly complex environment encountered by axons and dendrites, even after navigation to their target area, prompts the question of how specificity of synaptic connections arises during development.

Further connections arise from the choreography, like Shakespeare's monologue from "As You Like It" ("They have their exits and their entrances") and T. S. Eliot's "East Coker" ("O dark dark dark. They all go into the dark").

The narrow width of the fatigue crack is important to consider in eddy current inspection and as static loads are applied across the crack faces, electrical connections arise within the crack, which has a strong influence on the eddy current signal.

"When art and science meet, unique connections arise.

Many connections arise naturally during the course of a career in science.

This study examines the routing in DTNs where connections arise in a periodic nature.

All the nodes are reachable in this case because connections arise periodically.

Other connections arise when people peruse announcements on Facebook or join the group on LinkedIn and communicate through that.

In these work settings often portrayed as dreary and depressing, Dr. Vismara envisions connections arising between adults with autism and seniors — connections of friendships and mentoring — through the daily interactions.