Sentence examples for elicit connections from inspiring English sources

Passionate, cosmopolitan, cultured, risk-taking, tempted equally by both men and women, Florence seemed to leap from the page--and to elicit connections to my own life as a 20-something single woman in New York.

Because I know my students well, at every chance meeting I badger them mercilessly, asking technical questions, eliciting connections, starting new trains of thought.

They were, as Derrida notes, born in the same year, 1930 (as was the other key figure of philosophico-artistic late modernity, Jean-Luc Godard), and Derrida does a remarkable job of eliciting the substantial connections between their ideas, which come through in surprising ways.

Perhaps there was some truth in that assessment, just as there may be in this curious passage: "I began to notice that my face elicited a range of connections having little to do with what was on my mind or who I took myself to be.

Now it's ten years later and I wonder if a 50 Mbps (20 Mbps up) connection would elicit the same response.

Using a scaled-down elicitation method that mimics herbivory by 1st instar M. sexta larvae, we show that large vascular structures (the midrib and secondary veins) inhibit the spread of JA bursts and JA metabolites within elicited leaves, but that connections between laminal leaf sectors via secondary veins could account for the apparent unpredictability of the between-sector spread of JA bursts.

Within the complete transcriptional network, RDX exposure elicited strong interspecies network connections for genes involved in a broad compliment of energy metabolism including: photosynthesis, glycolysis, pyruvate metabolism, the citric acid cycle, electron transport and oxidative phosphorylation.

However, it is very likely that spatial summation of the fast retinotectal synaptic potentials with excitatory synaptic potentials of recurrent connections contributes to elicit the NMDA response.

Even though this man was an old-fashioned P.O.W., someone in Vice's orbit reportedly suggested that the interrogations were too gentle and that waterboarding might elicit information about the fantasized connection between Osama and Saddam.

Furthermore, certain forms of long-term potentiation, a neural process associated with the laying down of learning and memory, can be elicited in sleep, suggesting synaptic connections are strengthened while you slumber.

As an intercellular adhesion molecule, E-cadherin plays an important role in establishing and maintaining intercellular connections and by directly eliciting signals involved in tissue morphogenesis for epithelial integrity.