Previous anatomical studies have noted the tendency of cortical hubs in the macaque brain to be "richly" connected (Goldman-Rakic 1988) and to form interlinked "hub complexes" (Sporns et al. 2007).
I paid richly to keep it connected to the internet, so I didn't have to beg for Wi-Fi in strange places, as I did with the iPod and laptop.
Just as the dynamic of richly connected complex systems tends to the edge of chaos, so complex responsive processes of human relating exhibit paradoxical qualities of stability and potential for radical transformation.
This overview of connectivity of the prefrontal cortex, arguably the most richly connected of all cortical regions, opens the way to subsequent chapters, where connectivity is found to be the key to all its functions.
The protein-folding backdrop was meant to be motivational, but the actual calculation of the work required to unfold the protein was in no direct or obvious way connected to the broader and richly complex protein-folding problem.
We gardeners know that on a good day, when all the plants around us are reaching toward the sky, when the soil in the vegetable beds runs richly through our hands, that we feel totally connected to the present moment.
Yet human brain imaging studies [1], [2], [3], [4] show that the neural correlates of viewing the face of a loved person are limited to only a few, though richly connected, brain regions.
"In addition to focusing on the number of friends or followers, marketers should also use networking activities to shape a cohesive network in which members are richly connected," Ansari wrote with co-authors Mark Heitmann and Lucas Bremer of the University of Hamburg and Florian Stahl of the University of Mannheim.
Brahms composes a richly chromatic counterpoint at the start of his symphony, music that's rhythmically and expressively connected to the opening of Bach's Matthew Passion.
