Sentence examples for distinctly connected to from inspiring English sources
"What I love about this sagra – and many sagre on the northern boundaries of Italy – is how much the cheese and its preparations feel distinctly connected to the neighbouring nations, in this case Switzerland," says Katie Parla, an Italy food expert and author of the book Tasting Rome.
In particular, the posterior part of the segment II is strongly lengthened and connected to a distinctly constricted tergite three (see Figure 5; red arrow).
As Latin American ties to Europe became less immediate, this was perhaps connected to the artists' increasing sense of a distinctly Latin American identity.
MojoPac is distinctly different in that you don't have to be connected to the network to run your applications.
These SMECs (S pines with M ultiple E xcitatory C ontacts) are distinctly different from branched spines, in which multiple spine heads are connected to the same spine neck (Kirov et al., 1999).
Among these were defects thought to be connected to radiation exposure (e.g., chromosomal disorders, single gene mutations) as well as distinctly nonrelated defects (e.g., deaths due to obstetrical complications).
The location of an aneurysm is distinctly connected with the embryology, pathogenesis, clinical course, and treatment of a thoracic aneurysm.
Many are connected to government.
He just connected to people.
Is connected to the Internet[1].
