Only data from pairs of cells that we could test for connections both ways were included in the test for overrepresentation of bilateral connectivity and shown in Figure 1G (i.e., 858 connections).
The economic crisis of 2008 made connections both shallower and narrower.
Mr. Karzai, though, clearly has exploited his connections, both in Washington and Kabul, to build his business empire.
The connections — both spontaneous and longstanding — between people in the 21st century are where Mason's characters ultimately find value.
"Sick in the Head" is an amazing read, full of insights and connections both creative and interpersonal.
Rubenstein, though not averse to spin and stunts, is more inclined toward a personal touch — and of taking advantage of connections both obvious and hidden.
connections both provide access to the Internet at faster speeds than what you get using a 56-kilobits-per-second modem.
The programs have consistently pointed up connections, both formal and emotional, and have offered surprising insights and fresh ways to hear all this music.
"The journals also illuminate Dickens's connections both professional and familial; the revelation that Dickens's sons and son-in-law were contributors was particularly surprising," he added.
In truth, investigative reports connecting senior Trump figures with Russian oligarchs, financially and politically, and the F.B.I.'s interest in those connections both predate the dossier.
The insula has widely distributed connections, both in the thinking cortex above, and down below in subcortical areas, like the brain stem, that maintain heart rate, blood pressure and body temperature, the body's primal survival systems.
