Sentence examples for is particularly connected from inspiring English sources
The history of the Glagolitic alphabet is particularly connected with the religious history of the Slavic peoples of southwest central Europe and the western Balkan Peninsula.
This is particularly connected with their shape and their composition.
The LANIP approach is mathematically, computationally, and practically relevant and is particularly connected to several human visual laws and characteristics such as: intensity range inversion, saturation characteristic, Weber's and Fechner's laws, psychophysical contrast, spatial adaptivity, multiscale adaptivity, morphological symmetry property.
Importantly, none of this nastiness is particularly connected to any sort of policy agenda.
Ms. Martin said she felt that this melding of past and present was particularly connected to Tiffany, given the company's dominance of jewelry in the Gilded Age of America and the Roaring '20s.
At the head of the pantheon stood Ahura Mazdā, the "Wise Lord," who was particularly connected with the principle of cosmic and social order and truth called arta in Vedic (asha in Avestan).
(Teachers may want to spend a few minutes looking through them ahead of time to pick ones that might fit into the thematic unit they have been or will be studying, or photos that might be particularly connected to their students' lives).
Rich, Dionne and Robinson are all solid mainstream liberals, although none are particularly connected to progressive movements the way Kristol, Lowry and Krauthammer are connected to the neo-conservative movement.
On the other hand, Davidson adds, the Germanic peoples are attested as worshipping their deities in open forest clearings, and that a sky god was particularly connected with the oak tree, and therefore "a central tree was a natural symbol for them also".
In his study of the comparative evidence for an origin of mankind from trees in Indo-European society, Anders Hultgård observes that "myths of the origin of mankind from trees or wood seem to be particularly connected with ancient Europe and Indo-Europe and Indo-European-speaking peoples of Asia Minor and Iran.
As the reviewers point out, demonstration of a cerebellar, non-multisensory phenotype that is not affected by ASD-related mutations would strengthen our claim that the defects associated with cerebellar learning are particularly connected to the overall ASD phenotype.
