"It's about the reconnection of North Korea to a broader cultural universe".
As I watched Lolli holding my father's bony hand, I felt the reconnection of something broken running through my life.
The upper level of the house feels canopy-like, and this emphasises the reconnection of the topography with the building".
The reconnection of this rail line is intended to do away forever with the notion of a "hermit kingdom," as Korea was long known.
In his experience, reconnection of dissociated memories could as a rule be brought about by suggestion while the sufferer was under hypnosis.
And part of the novelty is a reconnection of equine life and economic growth, making horses more than just a financial burden or a charity case.
Most dramatically, severed limbs or digits can be reattached to the body through the microsurgically guided reconnection of severed muscles, tendons, blood vessels, and nerve fibres.
"We were on 'Laugh-In'?" Though the movie builds loosely toward a 40th-anniversary reunion concert in Portland, Ore., its real subject is the rocky reconnection of the founders after almost 20 years.
But the story she wrote — "Where Is the Voice Coming From?" — is ablaze with the reconnection of words and purpose, as though the current of power in her early stories had never been diverted.
This may be achieved using standard surgical techniques or using microsurgical techniques, in which a microscope and special surgical instruments are used to aid the reconnection of the vas deferens.
It is thought, for instance, to be involved in shooting big jets of matter from black holes, and solar physicists believe that it is the sudden reconnection of magnetic fields on the sun that causes solar flares and CMEs.
