Sentence examples for disconnected points from inspiring English sources

Here it might have only a brief glimpse of spatially disconnected points in the boundary of the object, with coincidence – what Wertheimer [ 38] called "common fate" – providing the only evidence that these stimulus events were generated by a unified source.

In digging through old records and piecing together a vast puzzle of disconnected data points, her ultimate goal, in that paper and others, has always been "to see the forest," she says, "and explain it".

This disconnect points to the importance of considering not only biomedical concerns (e.g., diagnoses, clinical markers, symptoms, drugs) but also the life-related impacts of HIV and its related conditions, which we term HIV-related disability.

We assume our sense of disconnection points to the reality of being disconnected.

These curves have this topological property: they remain connected if one point is removed, but they become disconnected if two points are removed.

These are the same events as the data points disconnected from the solid lines in Figure 2 figure supplement 1B (except for the green traces).

Displacement arrows were generated with fragments of the original track, which disconnected at time points that showed typical turning or discontinues movement from the original single track.

The actor says the industry was so disconnected at that point that distributors considered including subtitles for the French audiences.

He was seated adjacent, and disconnected to the point that a casual observer might have assumed he was listening to Classic FM on his headphones.

It allowed the bells to be played if the church disconnected a speaker pointing toward some nearby houses, added insulation to the steeple and played the chimes at no more than 20percentt of their power capacity.

In these days of experiment and disconnected theory, one point seems certain: the nature of the universe cannot be divorced from the nature of life itself.