Studies have shown that soluble and insoluble organic matter are organically connected in the sedimentary rock, both contributing to hydrocarbon generation.
"These actions are organically connected with an anti-Russian campaign of spy mania in Georgia, attempts to find some kind of Russian hand in the action of internal Georgian opposition," Mr. Lukashevich said.
Part Art Methods 101, part Advanced Connoisseurship, this handsome, thoughtful show examines the potent connection between matter and meaning in diverse African cultures and shows them to be organically connected.
It came to symbolize and to embody not just the economic and technological changes that lay at its heart, but other political, social, and cultural changes that appeared to be organically connected with it, whether as causes, concomitants, or consequences.
Schmidt believed that the cultural-historical school of ethnology had produced proof that an older, genuine totemism had been an integral part of a culture located in a definite area and that it was "organically" connected with definite forms of technology, economy, art, and worldview.
Back in 1969, Susan Sontag reflected that "it is self-evident that the Reader's Digest and Lawrence Welk and Hilton Hotels are organically connected with the Special Forces napalming villages in Guatemala"; after September 11th, she interpreted the outrage as "an attack on the world's self-proclaimed superpower, undertaken as a consequence of specific American alliances and actions".
Incorporating commensalism into the analysis provides strong evidence for how variables are organically connected.
Lasting improvements must be organically connected to an open society which prizes the exchange of ideas.
Dogs can have really special and intense energy they are organically connected to the primal spirit of the wolf, the lone hunter that roams the dark corners of the world.
