"lateral connection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a connection or relationship between two things that are not directly related, but are connected in some way. Example: "The lateral connection between the two scientific theories sparked new ideas and research in the field."
'Some of the job is dreaming.' Sometimes a design will come 'out of the blue - some spark, some lateral connection.' Fear is a spur, too.
The decisive edge had come not from the collective wisdom of a large group but from one person's ability to make a lateral connection between two previously unconnected objects-a tortilla chip and a cookie.
Lateral connection is important to avoid skin compromise at full assembly.
Injection of a molten metal into connected pore spaces, followed by 2-D imaging of the solidified alloy in polished thin sections, allowed direct assessment of pore structure and lateral connection in the rock samples.
Physico-chemical variables, landscape data (morphological characteristics, land use, and lateral connection type of water bodies) using GIS resources and field data were analyzed with Generalized Additive Models (GAM).
Connecting either a normal metal resistive heater of a photon-absorbing pixel with a lateral connection to the normal metal layer of the bilayer in the vicinity of the junction will inject hot electrons into the junction, thus reducing the critical current.
These horizontal or lateral connections can be regarded as connecting macrocolumns with similar feature selectivity.
It is then investigated whether a single layer of laterally connected excitatory and inhibitory neurons is able to use these lateral connections to learn about the visual categories from examples it is presented with.
Here, we characterise the effect of different connectivity architectures (the range, dispersion and propagation speed of intrinsic or lateral connections) and synaptic gains on spatiotemporal dynamics.
Shorn of their lateral connections, the topics tend to become lists.
The central nervous system consists of a supraesophageal ganglion with lateral connections to a subesophageal ganglion.
