Sentence examples for radical connection from inspiring English sources

Bill Buxton, a principal researcher at Microsoft Research and one of the pioneers of multitouch, described at a lecture last week, at the computer giant's annual TechFest event, that the next break in technology, which he expects sometime around 2015, is a kind of radical connection between things, so seamless and context-aware that it is truly invisible.

Alvarez made a radical connection between the impact and the mass extinctions.

But her decision to target Obama's radical connections has spurred criticism from some former protest movement leaders who say she has opened her own associations to scrutiny.

Around 40% of the staff were vetted by MI5: those who failed the "political reliability" test, often for the mildest of radical connections, were blacklisted – their personnel files marked with the symbol of a Christmas tree.

"This is not about smears," Hasselbeck insisted, adding moments later, "He [Obama] wants to hide all of his radical connections".

Yet, paradoxically, Cassavetes's wildly independent cinema has no less radical a connection to the history of cinema.

This isn't so radical a connection because from the off the concept of haal struck me as a familiar one.

Mr. Merah's brother Abdelkader, 29, whom the authorities have described as a known Islamist radical with connections to jihadi networks, remains in police custody, along with his mother and a friend.

The Americans ask why mainstream Indonesian Muslims will not say in public what they say in private: that radical Islam's connection to terror is un-Islamic.

The result is both ordinary and radical: questioning the connection between parent and child, whether it is necessary or arbitrary or, somehow, both.

Atoms are characterized by their chemical element, isotopic mass, integer formal charge, radical state and connection to other atoms.