Sentence examples for connections of space from inspiring English sources

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(What if this trio consisted of one person standing still and the other two moving in different degrees of slow motion? What if this solo showed two or more quite separate activities in one person?) As a result of such schematic inquiry, ideas about the connections of space and time in many of her dances have seemed to reflect the perceptions of modern physics.

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With Ms. Reichlen in the second part (to Webern's Five Pieces, Opus 10) and Sara Mearns in the Ricercata finale, however, they are: the dancers make us feel the keen connection of space and time.

A computer with a good connection and plenty of space should run at a good pace though.

The variation in the displaced flow is achieved by realizing a variable timing for the connections of each tooth space volume (volume between two adjacent teeth of the gears) with the inlet and outlet.

Researchers already knew that two photons can form long-distance connections across vast stretches of space, whereby measuring the state of one causes changes in the state of the other a phenomenon known as entanglement.

Elements and connections of different edit spaces from different scripts are stored together in their own meta-element types of collections.

Future research should consider utilizing a more "relational" perspective that may reinforce the idea of a reciprocal connection of people-space [ 40]; and refining the administrative division (probably at the canton or parroquia levels) to facilitate linkages with provider data at those levels [ 6], and allow more accurate empirical analyses [ 41- 43].

In fact, online connections can help overcome obstacles of space, time, income and knowledge to share stories and information while linking people to each other and to opportunities for action.

The sense of recognition, of connection across space and time, was profound.

Peter Chelsom, the director, said, "The theme is isolation and connection amplified by the vastness of space".

The question is therefore significant especially from a nominalistic perspective, but it has deep ramifications also in other fields (e.g., in connection with a Whiteheadian conception of space according to which space itself contains no parts of lower dimensions such as points or boundary elements; see Forrest 1996a, Roeper 1997, and Cohn and Varzi 2003).

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