Sentence examples for possibilities of connecting from inspiring English sources

A great potential lies in the new possibilities of connecting digital content with the physical world.

There are many possibilities of connecting nodes, called the spanning tree, but a minimum spanning tree (MST) has the least sum of weights for all connecting edges among all spanning trees.

Finally, by virtue of the immense chemical and structural configurations of MOFs,[ 11a-c] it is conceivable that the facile synthetic methodology we illustrated here provides the basis for rapid adaptation to many wide-ranging hybrid systems, opening up exciting possibilities of connecting the emerging field of MOFs with the vibrant disciplines of supramolecular gels and soft matter.

"Nowadays we have the possibility of connecting with the audience directly," he said.

There's a possibility of connecting the microbiome to autoimmune disease.

And then she moves to New York and meets Professor Bhaer, which is the first time she sees the possibility of connecting with anyone outside her family".

Simply repeating his usual line about the need and the possibility of connecting texts with current contexts is not the same as actually telling us how.

He suggested to the Soviet government the possibility of connecting Siberia with Alaska by running a highway across the Bering Strait.

Now that he could see the "possibility of connecting the personal and the social," he wrote, "my third book began to move again".

The America Online division of AOL Time Warner reached an agreement yesterday with the Reuters Group to link their competing instant messaging services, raising new questions about the possibility of connecting with other such services from Yahoo and MSN.

Perhaps Lodge should have taken a cue from one of his book's subjects, Muriel Spark, a favourite he shares with Kermode, and a writer who believed in the possibility of connecting the life and the work.