Sentence examples for for reconnection with from inspiring English sources

And for the region's Mongolian-Americans, the festival is a chance for reconnection with the ancestral homeland after seven decades of Russian-dominated cold-war isolation.

Afterward, they filed into the hotel's restaurant for a lunch of seared tuna and salad, and, for those who had been in the Cosmo sorority for some years, for reconnection with old friends.

A suspiciously level moss-encrusted boulder turned out to be the ruins of a sawmill dam -- a reminder that the iconic American trout pool, "a place for solitary contemplation... for a sense of reconnection with lost wilderness," was the starting point of "the most noisome and alienating developments of the American industrial revolution -- factory towns, foundries, mass production".

Badman et al. [ 2013] reported in situ evidence for reconnection simultaneously with signatures of reconnection in auroral observations.

Snyder's support for the reconnection with Detroit's system falls in line with a recommendation from an advisory committee, which met on Wednesday.

Here, we find a story of reconnection with land that is, perhaps, the very Torah we need to receive this year.

On the other hand, simulations and laboratory measurements of reconnection with a large guide field [ Cassak et al., 2007; Egedal et al., 2007], appropriate for the small amplitude turbulent fluctuations at low βi, show a sudden onset of reconnection when the current sheet thickness becomes ρs, where two-fluid effects become important, rather than di.

Thanks for this unexpected reconnection with an old "friend".

In an animal study (in rats) a polymer tube filled with gel was used for reconnection of completely transected peripheral nerve [ 2].

The recommendation is in line with calls from elders and grassroots organisations for Indigenous suicide prevention to focus on a reconnection with culture and for strategies to include Indigenous people and groups.

"It's a very palpable reconnection with nature for the stressed city-dweller," says Dr John Barentine of the International Dark-Sky Association IDAA; darksky.org), a non-profit organisation dedicated to protecting the night-time environment.