Sentence examples for more tightly connected from inspiring English sources
After generating a graph representing acute transfers between hospitals (n=6696), we used community detection techniques to identify more tightly connected sub-networks.
The strategic dilemma flows from both: the more tightly connected we become, socially and financially, the more vulnerable we are to any breakdown in the system.
And when everyone is more tightly connected, but not everyone is more tightly governed, small units can wreak large havoc -- the love bug.
After all, when we were more tightly connected by region, race and religion, our conflicts were bloodier, our words harsher, our politics more vituperative.
But if an isolate did manage to find happiness, she did not suddenly develop more ties and migrate to a position where she was more tightly connected to others.
Together, the studies show that consumption is more tightly connected to our social and ethical behaviors in directions and domains other than previously thought.This would seem to point to another advantage for price-oriented environmental policies like carbon taxes.
Research In Motion said Friday that it has acquired Ascendent Systems, a privately held software firm, and released an updated version of its corporate server, giving it new tools to more tightly connect its BlackBerry to corporate phone and data services.
That's evidently where Google, which after all makes its money from targeting advertising, sees the real value in VR and AR: as a layer that even more tightly connects back-end computing and big data-mining to real-world human activity.
In addition to MyHC, a large number of other contractile and structural proteins also come in distinct isoforms for which expression is more or less tightly connected to fibre type (Schiaffino & Reggiani, 1996).
Perhaps the relatively more complex genetic architecture (less tightly connected, involving more modules, and diverse processes) has served as less of a constraint and facilitated more evolutionary change for nurse-related genes.
Tribal groups that were tightly connected were likely more able to pass along positive behaviors than those that weren't.
