Sentence examples for have tight connection from inspiring English sources
It was therefore concluded that irregular granular fractal aggregates accelerating in water are subject to highly complex and nonlinear hydrodynamic effects caused by surface roughness and volume porosity, and that these effects have tight connection with the internal and external fractal characteristics of the aggregates.
Social capital "We should have tight connections inside the project first, so we can show the use case and real business case inside the project it's then easier to make it interesting for external partners".
In general, we believe that if a gene has tight connection with many hit genes, then it is likely to be a TP in the case of a hit or an FN in the case of a nonhit, and vice versa.
Through Nov. 2 The poet John Ashbery has tight connections to art.
To the contrary, having tight connections with a powerful militant across the border, much as Pakistan does in Afghanistan, could protect their interests.
Although Ugandan stakeholders like MOH and media were engaged during the research processes, the nature of policy decision and especially financial allocation for SMC and HIV programs had tight connections to, and sought validation from, normative global agencies like WHO, UNAIDS and NIH.
Protein complexes are groups of two or more associated polypeptide chains, which are predicted to have tight network connections and to be encoded by genes that are expressed at similar levels.
"It may be a two-hour flight, but if you have two of those back to back and you have a tight connection, you haven't eaten in a long time," he said.
Research shows that people with poor connections have a higher risk of dying (about 7.5 years earlier on average) than those who have tight bonds with others.
I often have tight deadlines.
