Sentence examples for in closer connection from inspiring English sources
Wagner, who admired the work, wrote, "Seldom has an artistic product stood in closer connection with a world event".
It should be noted that, in closer connection to our topic, this concept had been already advocated by Stern and Bedford and Bedford and Drumheller for modeling the dynamic behavior of elastic laminates.
In closer connection to the conservation field, a few studies have conducted experiments on Drosophila exposed to high temperature, salinity or ethanol (Frankham et al. 1999; Bijlsma et al. 2000).
The lyrics say one thing, the dance says another, but they stay in close connection both in mood and in details of phrasing.
During his reign Sardis was taken a second time, that time by the Treres, a Thracian tribe that operated in close connection with the Cimmerians.
Ms. Livni said that she had been in "close connection" Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and that she had spoken with her Saturday night.
All seven segments in the Edinburgh Deca reconstruction include the distinctive walks, semaphoric arms, popular dance-hall moves and stretchy shapes of "gaga", which, at its best, projects a dynamic energy in close connection with the audience.
The most compelling story explores efforts on the part of organized working people, in close connection with liberal politicians of both parties, to provide affordable housing, health insurance and decent jobs as the city's economy underwent a formidable transformation in the postwar decades.
Hence, its estimation is in close connection with the design and performance prediction of nuclear reactor.
"Futures research" in this context is often used in close connection with "shaping the future".
