Sentence examples for the main connection from inspiring English sources

Connect the water supply: Connect the water supply pipe to the main connection given against the wall.

The main connection between workplace regulation and universal legal protections is that both are maligned and misunderstood.

The main connection to Ping An for relatives of Wen Jiabao was through their stakes in a company based in the prime minister's hometown, Tianjin, in northern China.

Among the Serbs, Mr. Ivanovic, a sophisticated, English-speaking businessman, who has become the main connection with the international peacekeepers and administrators in the region, was alone in acknowledging his people's recent crimes.

Mineola officials also have concerns about the county's plan because it would use the Mineola train station as the main connection from the Long Island Rail Road to the hub loop.

Lacking beat, harmony, and tonality, free jazz cuts the main connection to show tunes, dance-hall performances, or even background music to which jazz owed much of whatever popularity it enjoyed.

It should be obvious that if stability and moisture were the main connections to severe convection, then summer (rather than spring) would be the season of most severe weather over the U.S. The dynamical ingredients associated with wind shear, and the triggers for releasing the latent and sensible instabilities, are critical to the problem.

Figure 2 below provides an overview of the Intel Dual core Xeon and illustrates the main connections in the processor [5]. Figure 2 Block diagram of the dual-core Intel Xeon.

In this article, we will briefly list local sources of ectopic air/gas in each space, followed by a revision of the local anatomy, highlighting the main connections among spaces.

Some say that cutting the main connections between the cerebral hemispheres results in radical disunity of consciousness, and that because of this, two people share a single organism (see e.g. Nagel 1971; Puccetti 1973 argues that there are two people within the skin of each normal human being).

The main connections that all these authors make between Darwinism and eugenics is that Francis Galton, an early proponent of eugenics, was Darwin's cousin and that Ernst Haeckel, a German biologist who championed evolution and maintained a long correspondence with the English naturalist, was a primary source for Nazi eugenic policies.