Sentence examples for globally connecting from inspiring English sources

Similar to the conventional double-porosity model, the fracture continuum is primarily responsible for the occurrence of global flow, while vuggy and matrix continua, providing storage space, are locally connected to each other and interacting with globally connecting fractures.

Now RYME is focused on fostering their fan base both locally and globally, connecting with promoters and supporters who are in it for the love of the music.

Genomics research is becoming increasingly globally connected and collaborative, contesting traditional ethical and legal boundaries between global and local research practice.

Past pandemics, in less globally connected eras, have taken six to nine months to complete their global passage.

There is no "global market" for goods and service, rather there are now a set of globally connected "local" businesses.

We have globally connected jobs based on nebulous intellectual capital.

Technology has made business more globally connected than ever before.

HSBC said: "The UK is an important and globally connected economy.

But in a statement, the company said the UK was an "important and globally connected economy".

These clustered pores are connected to the InterM web but are not themselves globally connected.

The Arab Spring has shown us that there is huge power in being globally connected as protesters.