Node A keeps its connections and in addition obtains all the connections that node B had, upon which node B is deleted.
But in Mesopotamia, the top-of-the-line future-predicting gizmo was a sheep's liver, an organ so bloody and distinctive folks assumed it was the house of the soul and because of that spiritual connection, an ideal canvas upon which the gods could write their wills.
The shared origins of this initially co-aligned cell, no matter the trigger that initiates CIN or chromosomal mis-segregation, permits an overlapping connection to the information space upon which the innate cells of the cellular ecology depend.
Zacharek and Mathews both noted the cars' prominence in their reviews of the film, also writing that their presence served as a connection to the 1969 film upon which it was based.
Through 'values based' approaches, EBM's connection to the humanitarian principles upon which it was founded will be strengthened.
There the students work on and store their term project--a hypertext fiction composed of numerous "windows" (electronic pages upon which one writes) and "links" (connections between the windows that create the structure of a "text").
Upon which this stuff connects and moves.
In this connection I must also draw attention to the grounds upon which the ban was imposed – namely that real editorial control of the station remained in Tehran.
Thus, the causal principle upon which all knowledge rests represents no necessary connections between things but is simply the result of their constant conjunction in human minds.
She recognizes that representation ― the simple idea that every fan deserves to see themselves in characters on screen ― only deepens the connections people form with stories, which make up the very foundation upon which fandom is built.
In this connection, parent-child transactional processes are essential for ensuring cohesion, upon which the children's identity builds,[ 56] and continuity in the adaptation to different developmental tasks[ 57, 58].
