Sentence examples for suggesting connections from inspiring English sources

In each room a number of fine and often rare objects illustrate a particular subject area, suggesting connections with other themes that enrich the overall picture.

"And if you can be interesting enough to keep his attention for half an hour, he will start throwing out hypotheses and what-ifs and suggesting connections you would never have thought of".

LinkedIn argues that most large-scale recommendation systems (think LinkedIn's own tools for suggesting connections on its site) are managed by at least two teams: one that handles the offline modeling and one that takes care of the online feature-serving/model-scoring part of the system.

In these cases they were found touching long, thin extensions of the NE streaming over the chloroplast (Figure 5A), suggesting connections to both the NE and chloroplast.

A similar pattern is observed on the Apennine Peninsula where the disjunct populations of K. dinarica subsp. silana from the southern Apennines are tetraploid, while the population from the central Apennines is diploid, suggesting connections with Balkan populations [ 54].

As a title, "Interscape (2000)" suggests connections between sites.

Those documents also suggest connections between the calls and the Conservative Party.

Objects were placed in teasing juxtaposition, in a way that suggested connections and narratives without insisting on them.

Ms. Carroll has suggested connections and differences between her conceptual art and monumental land art of the 1960s and '70s.

Some early tribal names occurring in Sri Lanka also suggest connections with northwestern India and the Indus River region.

Scientists populate their ResearchGate profiles with their real names, professional details and publications — data that the site uses to suggest connections with other members.