Sentence examples similar to germane connection from inspiring English sources
Strained Sb and Bi buckled honeycombs are especially germane in this connection because they assume a planar structure under strain22, and thus restore the mirror symmetry of the pristine honeycomb, opening up a new playground for the discovery of 2D-TCI phases.
The Metropolitan Museum would do well to cultivate similar connections with artists, to remind people that old art is germane to art made now, and vice versa.
In our study, the white matter differences in the cingulum within schizophrenia were mainly limited to the anterior cingulum but not posterior cingulum, which indicates disruption of connections between the anterior cingulate and the prefrontal cortex which is germane to observed deficits of executive functioning in schizophrenia.
If the answer is No, then isomorphism classes of purely infinite simple Leavitt path algebras will match exactly the flow equivalences classes of the germane set of graphs, which would suggest that there is some deeper, as-of-yet-not-understood connection between the two subjects.
But during his Congressional testimony last week, when asked about his political connections, he responded by saying that he did not think his political contributions were "germane" to the lawmakers' inquiry into Blackwater's operations in Iraq.
Perceptive and germane question.
This passage seemed germane.
Perhaps such comparisons are germane.
"The top stories are curated based on relevancy and the user's connection to that page or friend," he said, adding that like a printed newspaper or magazine, older stories can still be germane.
The conditions must be germane, he said.
