Sentence examples for quite closely connected from inspiring English sources
He described his source as an official "quite closely connected with the question of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction".
Robert Winstanley-Chesters, director of research at Sino NK, a group of academics focused on North Korea, says the 'liver cure' is not as weird or wonderful as some might think "but one quite closely connected to east Asian, Chinese and Korean traditional medicine".
The hierarchical minimum distance represents an approximation of the hierarchical decoder exact metric (as discussed, e.g., in [6]), and its performance is quite closely connected with the error rate performance of the whole system [6].
However, as, for instance hydrodynamics shows, in practice theories from different levels are not quite as closely connected because a law which is applicable on the macrolevel can be largely independent of microlevel details.
Quite the opposite, its closely connected to our stable of paid TV properties; it leverages our existing output deals, and an increasing number of Fox Latin American Channels own original productions and co-productions (e.g. The Listener, Mental, 9MM and Tiempo Final).
But after Sept. 11, they became quite certain that the Antichrist was closely connected with the Arab world and the Muslim religion.
Quite the contrary, from a psychoanalytic viewpoint, metonymy is closely connected with (efforts to adapt to) strategies of censorship.
Once the photon pairs are created, they act quite differently from single photons, behaving in ways that are closely connected.
With tide times listed on the daily menu, Age & Sons is clearly closely connected with the sea, and must be quite a draw for the sailing community based at Ramsgate Harbour.
"You aren't as closely connected with the players and I miss that closeness".
They are not quite sure if what they found is a set of variations in one gene or in three closely connected genes.
