Sentence examples for insufficient connection from inspiring English sources

To put it differently, the material and experiences make insufficient connection to existing understandings, either unconscious or conscious.

And like Hatha Yoga, which offers liberation from a restricted and inflexible body, relationship yoga can free us from the limits that are inherent in a life in which there is insufficient connection and mutuality of support in our lives.

Due to migration of locking screws, 3 patients had to be revised in the nail group and 1 patient was reoperated due to an insufficient connection of the subcutaneously placed receiver.

For some other tests, failure was observed as a consequence of an insufficient shear connection.

In order to prevent incomplete registration caused by insufficient network connection, the RTMM-device is designed to use two different networks: the mobile data-network and the regular mobile telephone network.

In the United States, several oil refining companies have found it necessary to buy more crude from Saudi Arabia and Kuwait to make up for declining production from Mexico and Venezuela, insufficient pipeline connections between the United States and Canadian oil sands fields, and the fallout from the 2010 BP disaster, which led to a yearlong drilling moratorium in the Gulf of Mexico.

Thus, there would be no problem regarding insufficient time in connection establishment as the speed increase.

In addition to the insufficient broadband infrastructure, connections that do exist are often too expensive and unreliable to encourage universal access.

This can agree with Searle that syntax and internal connections are insufficient for semantics, while holding that suitable causal connections with the world can provide content to the internal symbols.

Insufficient grouting of sleeve connection in precast concrete (PC) structure will significantly decrease the bearing capacity of connection joints and increase the risk of premature failure of PC structures.

Dr. Mary Alice Carskadon, a professor of psychology at Brown who is a leading researcher of college students' sleep patterns, said many signs pointed to a connection between insufficient sleep and increasing depression.