Sentence examples for imperfect connection from inspiring English sources

There is an imperfect connection between the two worlds: the ancient enmity between Persians and Arabs has extended into the modern era, amplified by the fact that most Iranians are Shiite Muslims while Arab countries are overwhelmingly Sunni.

Phone calls are face-to-face conversation minus body language, minus facial expressions, plus an imperfect connection that often spurs you to accidentally interrupt, mishear, or get distracted and lose the thread.

A telephone medley connects Joseph E. Howard and Ida Emerson's early Tin Pan Alley song "Hello, Ma Baby" with Lady Gaga's "Telephone" and Rufus Wainwright's "Vibrate," complete with sound effects of an imperfect cellphone connection.

Overall, Messenger's voice and video quality were strong despite an imperfect mobile connection.

Compared with the first generation Puddu plate with imperfect joints connection, the model of the second generation was 0.5 mm thicker, had locking head screws with cylindrical insert and a hard screw-plate connection.

On one level, this act establishes the play's structure of interweaving lives and its theme of imperfect human connections.

Settings with three frictions are considered: imperfect monitoring, costly connections among people, and imperfect recognizability of assets.

This simple formulation is enough to reveal a connection between imperfect conditional cooperation and the presence of decay, one of the main ingredients in some influential models of network formation (e.g., Jackson and Wolinsky 1996, or Bala and Goyal 2000).2 In these models, the decay represents frictions that determine the value of the externalities generated by individual links.

But perhaps even the most banal TV output will be viewed in a kindlier light from billions of miles away, reduced to what it is in essence: an imperfect attempt to make a connection across empty space.

In the model of the first generation Puddu plate, the screws and the plate were connected by imperfect joints, which were modelled by a reduction in the local bending stiffness of the screw in its connection to the plate.

The technology is still expensive (a VGo costs $6,000, in addition to $1,200 a year for maintenance and other costs) and imperfect (when the robot loses its Internet connection, it goes lifeless and must be pushed).