Sentence examples for matter of connecting from inspiring English sources

"It's just a matter of connecting with them.

For a growing number of people, Ms. Schwartz said, "raising chickens is a matter of connecting with nature on a relatively easy level".

Next to considering integration as a concept for specific solutions, there is also the matter of connecting ecosystem services with monetary value, making it necessary to pay for the destruction or use of such a service, such as potable water or nitrogen fixation.

It is just a matter of connecting them to you.

In the early days of artificial intelligence research, "thinking" was assumed to be simple matter of connecting symbols together using discrete rules.

This type of knowledge is buried within your organization (or suppliers) and getting at it quickly is a matter of connecting the right people at the right time.

By putting the art — or that small amount of art that his building is expected to contain — in a low, matter-of-fact connecting structure that clearly defers both to the flashier part of his own new design and to the museum's original complex, Calatrava was able to provide plain-vanilla galleries and an icon at the same time.

John J. Puccio of DVD Town remarked that the extra footage contained "a few more shots of blood, gore, guts, and slime to spice things up...and tiny bits of connecting matter to help us follow the story line better, but none of it amounts to much".

It is possible that tissue volume in the thalamus and cortex thus reflects thalamocortical connectivity and is dependent on the growth and integrity of connecting white matter tracts.

Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) allows assessment of alterations in tissue microstructure in specific brain regions and can be used to examine the integrity of connecting white matter pathways (Basser et al., 1994).

The founders of a new app called LinkedUP – think Tinder for LinkedIn users – are hoping to bring clarity to the matter by creating a separate means of connecting with those seeking love, instead of a professional connection.