Sentence examples for in connecting between from inspiring English sources
Restrictions on the influence of PProd_sus may be caused by the relative distance between APs and the difficulty in connecting between them over a large area.
We succeeded in connecting between New York and Palo Alto by phone a week later.
Species migration is possible and although neither SICs or PAs can stop the consequences of climate change, in this case SICs could play a key role in connecting between PAs, that are usually bigger thus contain more heterogeneity.
Intelligent logging devices [7] play a role in connecting link between the preceding and the following because the basal meters adopt the simplest design with PID controller and thermocouple as the core components, and it can concentrate the scattered thermostat together.
At the same time, a policy of improving public transportation and encouraging commuters to rely more on it has resulted in connecting walkways between trains and ferries and, soon, a bus station.
We have added a second homicide to illustrate how the model can be used to in connecting information between two crimes.
But the invention comes in connecting the dots between these elements.
"Bare Branches" goes overboard in connecting the dots between misogyny, democracy, violence and sex ratios, he said, adding that some of the data connecting sex ratios to violence in India and the calculations of potential bare branch populations are incorrect.
If there was a challenge in showing her work at the Newark Museum, Ms. Angus said, it was in connecting the dots between the museum's interest in science and in art.
A conversation with the Mulleavys -- the sisters behind Rodarte, the year-old California label that's set to show in New York next month -- is an exercise in connecting the dots between Kate Moss, James Joyce, the Temple of Dendur and Clover the orphaned rhino.
Dalhousie University has been the most explicit in connecting the dots between the funding they accept from fossil fuel companies and their reluctance to divest.
