Informed commentators also asked why a laptop, supposedly from the heart of Iran's covert nuclear weapons program, contained documents on three completely disparate parts of the project with no rational connection between them.
After an overview on present-day ORC turbine architectures, this chapter discusses the rational connection amongst the various steps of the fluid-dynamic design process, supplementing the dissertation with several applicable examples.
The established rational connection between earnings and income is being eroded.
Now, we don't believe that there is a rational connection between our performance and the price of the stock.
According to Bradley, Shakespeare generally assigned prose to characters exhibiting abnormal states of mind or abnormal conditions such as somnambulism, with the regular rhythm of verse being inappropriate to characters having lost their balance of mind or subject to images or impressions with no rational connection.
The question that the genuine historian asks is not "what kind of event usually precedes the event that I am trying to explain?" but "what reasons make the action intelligible?" In other words the historian is concerned with rational connections rather than with inductive generalisations.
The "rational connection" implies a weak (constitutional law) standard of review that ends up being deferential to agency rulemaking.
The latter may certainly have a direct connection with what it may be rational for the beneficiaries and victims of a maxim to do.
On the contrary, the lack of emotional connection with a foreign language allows for a more rational thought process.
These books, which have a close connection with the biblical Book of Daniel, stress the impossibility of a rational solution to the problem of theodicy.
Rational is very unemotional and uses logic; soft focuses on trying to make a connection with the other person; and hard is "what you see in the movies – the aggressive, assertive, pounding on the table".
