Sentence examples for described in connection from inspiring English sources

The two elements are found together in many ores; they may be isolated by employing the processes described in connection with selenium, obtaining solutions containing salts of both selenious and tellurous acids, H2SeO3 and H2TeO3.

The general modes of action of the six extraocular muscles have been described in connection with their anatomy: rotation of the eye toward the nose is carried out by the medial rectus; outward movement is by the lateral rectus.

The great storminess of the Southern Hemisphere westerlies derives largely from the temperature contrast set up by the cold Antarctic continent and the adjacent open sea, rather than from the west-east contrast described in connection with the North Atlantic storms.

A scheme for treating data is described in connection with recently-introduced theory for approximate vibration analysis.

An alternative explanation for the false negative results might be antigen specific anergy of sensitised T-cells or homing of the T-cells to the site of infection; phenomenons which have previously been described in connection with both PPD antigen tests and a similar Interferon Gamma Release Assay (the T-SPOT.TB) [36], [37].

Finally, motor neuron alterations have also been described in connection with hyperthyroidism [ 34, 39].

2. How does your disease influence your coping with outdoor activities? 3. What emotions can you describe in connection with your disease? 4. How has your disease influenced your relations with other people?

Although the composition of potting soil used in Europe is different, Legionnaires' disease has also been described in Scotland in connection with the use of potting soil (13 ).

Another short-term approach to the transition from IPv4-only to IPv6 is known as 6to4 and is described in RFC 3056, "Connection of IPv6 Domains via IPv4 Clouds," a standards track RFC published in 2001.

Due to the potentially raised risk of pathological fractures, physicians have so far refrained from initiating forms of intervention involving sport exercises in patients with bone metastases, and there are no specifically exercise-related therapeutic measures involving isometric muscle training described in the literature in connection with bone metastases.

WHEN Tennyson wrote that it is "better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all," he could hardly have imagined the possibilities posed by the fleeting encounters described in the Missed Connections section of Craigslist.