Sentence examples for more widely connected from inspiring English sources

Intuitively, the summarization methods apply to our figure ranking because a figure that is more frequently discussed and more widely connected than another figure should be ranked higher.

The outer layer of the brain, the reasoning, planning and self-aware region known as the cerebral cortex, has a central clearinghouse of activity below the crown of the head that is widely connected to more-specialized regions in a large network similar to a subway map, scientists reported Monday.

More interactions could be found using GeneMANIA [ 38], leading to a network which is widely connected by coexpression and common pathways like, for example, "epithelial cell proliferation" and "extracellular matrix organization".

In addition to being exhaustively mobile, he was widely connected.

The highly trained and highly experienced but less widely connected Hispanic middle manager is less likely to be picked for an executive position than is someone with far more social capital.

Qatar has advanced internet infrastructure and is widely connected to the web.

This conception is widely connected with the development of explanatory models of inequalities in health research.

Humankind is getting more and more connected.

At another level, the coordination view developed below connects more widely with cognitive and neuroscience theorizing.

Higher node degree could, for example, be mediated by the relative time windows of the development of different areas, with lower-type areas appearing earlier in development than higher-type cortices and thereby being able to connect more widely and frequently with newly emerging areas.

It was Matthew Hollis, poet, award-winning biographer and poetry editor at Faber and Faber, who thought the Dickmans' poems about their brother would work as a single volume, and, he told me, "connect far more widely than poetry sometimes does".