Sentence examples for natural connected from inspiring English sources

In music built heavily on structure — mixed meter, long lines, counterpoint — the trick is to make it flow and sound natural, connected to the body.

Obstacles to communication should not, however, be exaggerated; the mountains also offer many natural connecting links, or passes, that facilitate movement.

It's a natural connect to partner with Foodspotting to enhance the social experience.

The second problem that the human hand is an integral part of a body requires a coordinated approach of neuroscience and robotics knowledge to describe and model the natural hand connected to the brain and then imitate these connections in the artificial system.

Attributing moral agency to corporations opens the door to the intuitively implausible conclusion that a corporation can be morally responsible for something no natural person connected with it is responsible for.

They believed that some social and natural events connected to Erentüz's movements on the sky.

Contributing to the fragmentation problem is a disconnect between perceptions of Floridians and the real need to keep natural systems connected.

Although Indiana's natural waterways connected it to the South via cities such as St .Louis and New Orleans, the new rail lines ran East-West, and connected Indiana with the economies of the northern states.

To the east, the Canal des Pangalanes is a chain of man-made and natural lakes connected by canals built by the French just inland from the east coast and running parallel to it for some 600 km.

An overreliance on rice, low levels of breastfeeding and the recurring natural hazards, connected to and amplified by this poverty, means that children do not eat enough.

As a point of clarification, although Northern Ireland forms part of the United Kingdom, we deal only with Great Britain since this forms a natural geographically connected epidemiological unit, while Northern Ireland is more strongly connected to the Republic of Ireland [ 27].