Sentence examples similar to form connection from inspiring English sources

The hippocampus contains many cell types, including interneurons (which form connections with nearby cells) and principal cells (which connect with cells outside of this region).

When we try to form connections with people who are dissimilar, those ties tend to decay very quickly.

Like WitsOn, the first MOOCs were meant to help form connections online rather than provide a formal curriculum.

Dig deeper, though, and you could form connections beyond the fact that both of these improvising composers emerged from Texas.

But you also have to form connections with importers and wholesalers who can get things when you need them.

The objective for the day was to enable a bunch of people interested in all things housing and digital to find like-minded people and form connections.

"If you form connections with your team, you might be stressed, but not isolated," says Rick Hughes, the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy's (BACP) lead adviser for workplace.

In this, he follows the Leeds-based sociologist Zygmunt Bauman, who proposed the metaphor of "liquid love" to characterise how we form connections in the digital age.

De Blasio is the mayor, and it is his job to form connections with people who have one of the hardest, most dangerous jobs in the city.

Can we capture how brains form connections among neurons?

Graph databases find the relationships, the missing pieces that help form connections.