Sentence examples for reasonable connection between from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there's a reasonable connection between Ms. Barnes's driving habits and those who flash their lights at her. So-called minor mistakes can cause major accidents.

This model has been compared satisfactorily with available experimental results, which proves a reasonable connection between the co-continuous structure and linear viscoelasticity of blends.

There may be no urgent need to plumb "the inner vision adumbrated in the lyrics of 'I'll Be Seeing You,' " but Mr. Pyron makes a reasonable connection between Liberace's carefully created persona as "Mr. Showmanship" and the cultural climate in which he sustained his gaudy, big-hearted brand of celebrity for 50 years.

Although there is a great deal of previous research establishing the reasonable connection between intentions and future behaviour, we should keep in mind that intentionality does not necessarily lead to actual behaviour.

It is worth remarking that the variations on this argument might retain steps 1 3 but modify the principle that is appealed to in 4, provided there is a reasonable connection between any substituted principle and the central observation in 3, that health affects the opportunity range open to people.

But there's no reasonable connection between the discussion of Amiri's case on email by Clinton's staff to Amiri's eventual execution.

The ECH allows for an efficient definition of all reasonable connections between the regarded components, and the definition of generic replacement rules.

Although protein aggregates are anhydrous when imaged, we can still draw reasonable connections to the microstructure under hydration.

So would activities with a "reasonable and articulable connection between the function to be performed and the safety of human life or the protection of property".

A more reasonable hypothesis regarding the connection between language and thought, therefore, might be the following: first, all thought requires representation of one kind or another; second, whatever may be the powers of nonlinguistic representation that human adults share with human infants and some other animals, those powers are immensely increased by the use of language.

However, it is reasonable to assume a connection between the hydrothermal system in Gora and fumarole fields including Owakudani, Soun-Jigoku (Fig. 1b) and the area where the deflation sill was estimated, not only because of this proximity but also because of the hydraulic structure that shows a higher hydraulic head in these fumarole fields than Gora area.