Sentence examples for from connection to from inspiring English sources
Everyone has their own definition of safety and security, however, true safety and security come from connection to the divine, for once you are connected to this energy form of life and sustenance you have a resource of higher value than anything available to you on earth.
Their influence comes from connection to culturally significant moments.
Knee-jerk adherents to the anti-globalism campaign would be well advised to note the benefits that farmers worldwide reap from connection to international markets.
Electrode impedance values decreased significantly from connection to the 1-month visit thereafter a stabilization of values was evident.
Three pathways were identified for the transition from connection to disconnection in homogenous systems; notably, the lowest point of an IWT can develop not only at the bottom of the streambed but also within the streambed or the aquifer in response to the initial desaturation at, above, or below the interface between the streambed and aquifer (IBSA), respectively.
The goal is to find smart rules to operate the system by identifying the best operating alternative among a complete set deriving from connection to or isolation from the electric grid, inclusion or exclusion of storage systems and/or by-pass in the heat recovery system of the CHP units.
Two of the universities have benefited from connections to powerful state senators.
It was clear that the former president had profited from connections to magnates at the helm of construction companies, which paid him millions of dollars for speeches.
There are influential people in a small-world network, but this tends to come from connections to an unusually diverse set of people, rather than having an unusually large number of connections.
He had been born "John Clerk", adding the surname Maxwell to his own after he inherited a country estate in Middlebie, Kirkcudbrightshire, from connections to the Maxwell family, themselves members of the peerage.
This means that human health is not only embedded in local ecosystems, but can benefit or suffer from connections to other places and systems.
