Sentence examples for more closely coupled from inspiring English sources

Since its inception, DARPA had asked if computers could be more closely coupled with minds.

Eventually, these tools may be more closely coupled to commercial hospital information systems, thereby providing better optics as to refining and optimizing hospital processes.

Quantitative cancer risk assessment is a dynamic field, more closely coupled to rapidly advancing biomedical research than ever before.

Leaf temperatures of L. guianensis were observed to be more closely coupled to that of the environment, with leaves heating up substantially by midday (Fig. 3A).

While both species responded positively to declining ice, for the Adélie penguins it is likely that terrestrial ice sheet retreat was the key factor, whereas the expansion of emperor penguins was more closely coupled with reductions in sea ice extent [ 63].

Not surprisingly public spending on ECEC has increased substantially in all four countries, and there is a growing trend towards more closely coupling early child care with early child education.

Preventative care is too closely coupled with more care.

The rhythms in carbon assimilation and stomatal conductance were closely coupled and persisted for more than a week under constant conditions.

The belief in the benefits of listening is closely coupled to the thought that the more light that's shed on an organization's inner workings, the more that organization will be trusted.

Detection at deeper sites is likely to be more efficient than at shallow sites where the near bed system is closely coupled to surface processes.

In the condition of connecting large scale doubly-fed induction generators (DFIGs) into weak grid, the closely coupled interactions between wind generators and power grid becomes more severe.