Sentence examples for standing connection from inspiring English sources

The big difference to Chef is the architecture: the slave (called minion) does not pull for changes every bunch of minutes, which can cause weirdness, but has a standing connection to the master which allows instant changes and commands.

Her first name came from her paternal family's long-standing connection with the Falkland Islands.

He had a long-standing connection with a republican in south Co Dublin known as the Long Fellow.

He had a long-standing connection with a republican in County Dublin known as "the Long Fellow".

Both were hugely popular in 1962 and they epitomised the long-standing connection between jazz and popular song, soon to be severed.

The housing minister, Kris Hopkins, told the Guardian that the new guidance was "to ensure that people in need of social housing with a long-standing connection to the area, or who have served in the armed forces, are prioritised".

Beer is served straight from the barrel by jug, there's a roaring fire in winter and a wealth of pictures reflecting the pub's long-standing connection with hunting and village cricket.

She has had a long-standing connection with Hillary working under her during the Obama administration.

Jarmusch has a long-standing connection to music and musicians, having previously made the 1997 documentary "Year of the Horse" on Neil Young and his band Crazy Horse.

However, there is a long-standing connection between relatively high levels of overall histone acetylation and transcriptional activity [ 16– 16].

The long-standing connection between Hainan Island and the mainland from the LGM to 6 - 7 kya [ 3, 9] could provide the opportunity for some of the dispersals of modern human.