Sentence examples for prominent connection from inspiring English sources
Mr. Smith, who helped pitch the original British version of the television show, which had its debut on the network ITV in 1998, is a prominent connection between the show and film.
The lateral septal nucleus (LSN) receives unidirectional, bilateral projections from the hippocampal formation, specifically CA3, CA1 and subiculum, through the fimbria fornix; this is a prominent connection, as all CA3 and CA1 neurons project to the LSN.
The 'pincer-like' movement of the switch loops is associated with formation of a prominent connection of density between them and is consistent with a 'phosphate tube' structure similar to that described recently for other kinesins (Parke et al., 2010; Sindelar and Downing, 2010; Chang et al., 2013; Gigant et al., 2013).
THOSE who don't have $6,000 or enough prominent connections to get into a TED conference can take heart.
His years as chief fund-raiser, or vicar for development, and organizer of the annual Alfred E. Smith fund-raising dinner provided a wide range of wealthy and prominent connections.
Even so, before her loose lips sunk her political relationships, Butina allegedly made prominent connections within the National Rifle Association and even dated a major Republican political operative.
FR also has particularly prominent connections with the prefrontal cortex and AO.
This system does not have substantial sensory connections, but has prominent connections with limbic structures and visceral control structures (hypothalamus and periaqueductal gray) (Ongür and Price 2000).
The middle areas shared connection patterns of both rostral and caudal areas with prominent connections to frontal, superior parietal, and intraparietal areas.
It does not have the prominent political connections that Bechtel and Fluor have, though the labor secretary, Elaine Chao, served on its board for about a year before joining the cabinet in January 2001.
The neuroanatomical information contained within these studies are discussed by considering the prominent neural connections between implicated brain regions to construct circuit-based models that suggest mechanisms by which dysfunction can precipitate the behavioral signs and symptoms of affective disease.
