Sentence examples for some connection of from inspiring English sources
Brain imaging is inscrutable enough that numerous neuroscientists, after seeing only one image of hundreds, were reluctant to confirm the specific neuroanatomy that Cochrane described; but many were inclined to believe, based on that one image, that the brains were most likely connected by a live wire that could allow for some connection of a nature previously unknown.
There's no reason to hire people that we can't learn something about through some connection of our personal network.
Seemingly innocent objects lie around devoid of meaning and then explode unexpectedly, cutting me off at the knees because of some connection of which I was only dimly aware: a can of the diet soda that he used to drink; an old, strangely-shaped winter hat; the cleaning solution that smells of hospice.
The proof of Theorem 3.2 is conducted by involving some physics-related notions such as particles, energy, etc. Particularly, this allows us to demonstrate some connections of the difference analysis with a modification of some SOC-related models.
When proving Theorem 3.2, we underline some connections of difference analysis with discrete models of self-organized criticality (SOC), a physics-originated theory (e.g., [8, 9]) which studies the large systems of interacting microsystems.
In order to reduce the complexity of the network to make the real biological changes more visible, we snipped some connections of reactions mediated by the currency metabolites.
It seemed like everyone in Gvaot had some connection to the City of David.
While there may be some connection between some of the leaders, al-Shabaab's mission is very much its own.
Some relevant connections of some special cases of our results presented here with those in earlier works are also pointed out.
"Everything has meaning because of some connection we had at some point in our lives.
Studies show some connection between the levels of Vitamin D and overall happiness.
