Sentence examples for independent connection from inspiring English sources

It is tolerably well established, seemingly at least, as a pocket Indy: but the smartness and youth of this audience doesn't extend to making the Independent connection.

Grandchildren often develop an entirely independent connection with grandparents, enjoying a harmony with the adults we found impossible to live with.

Many proposed candidates such as the size of a poor country's population or even the colonial empire to which it used to belong have been found by subsequent studies to have an independent connection to economic performance after all.A recent paper by Sebastian Galiani and Ben Zou of the University of Maryland and Stephen Knack and Colin Xu of the World Bank proposes a new instrumental variable.

As we pointed out, the Palatini formalism of f (R) gravity relies on the crucial assumption that the matter action does not depend on the independent connection.

Customers who are not yet connected to the electricity grid, such as new housing developments, can choose who they get their electricity connection from, with the option to select an alternative, independent connection provider rather than the local distribution company.

In spite of the strong correlation between health insurance and other factors such as wealth, woman's age, and antenatal care utilization, an independent connection was observed between social influences and antenatal care utilization at the village level.

Each of these has independent connections to the CAS, and each of them has independent connections to systems mediating response outputs.

It is observed that moduli of the composite with imperfect contacts do not fulfill the compatibility conditions L∗La-1Lb-LbLa-1L∗= 0, which was supposed to be microstructure independent connections for the two-phase heterogeneous media.

This article identifies underlying anatomical objects which are the source of independent connections (collections of neurons) and uses these as basic building blocks to construct a model of functional neuroanatomy and its functional pathways.

Existing neuroanatomical ontologies, databases and information systems, such as the Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA), represent outgoing connections from brain structures, but cannot represent the "internal wiring" of structures and as such, cannot distinguish between different independent connections from the same structure.

Man-in-the-middle attacks are a type of eavesdropping in which the adversary makes independent connections with the nodes and takes over the handling of messages between an L-sensor and the H-sensor.