Sentence examples for this connection by from inspiring English sources

"That's worrying," said one of his 10-year-old subjects, "so I think it would help tremendously if the prince could have this connection by getting a job".

The physician Edward Jenner tested this connection by transferring fluid from a milkmaid's pustule to the skin of a young boy, who then developed immunity to smallpox.

The present experiment was designed to clarify this connection by examining the relation between timing and reasoning tasks that involved either sequencing or non-sequencing judgments.

The first of these propositions explains the word aesthetic, which was initially used in this connection by the Leibnizian philosopher Alexander Baumgarten in Meditationes Philosophicae de Nonnullis ad Poema Pertinentibus (1735; Reflections on Poetry).

Mamet makes this connection by associating these traits (two of which are ignorance of or indifference to social norms and high intelligience) with a form of autism known as Aspergers syndrome that, he writes, has its highest prevalence among Ashkenazi Jews and their descendants and sounds to me like a job description for a movie director.

Butler (2003a, b) highlights this connection by classifying the three frameworks as "structural-functional" within the functional approaches of linguistic science.

This connection emerged by association, almost by osmosis, as the spaces of communism came to define the experience of communism.

In 2013, he made this connection explicit by collaborating with Wizkid, the biggest pop star in Nigeria, on the track Jaiye Jaiye.

Ruthlessly abusing this connection, unconcerned by the psychological trauma inflicted on the target, the Hood discovers that International Rescue – the Tracy family's humanitarian organisation – is ready to start operations.

This connection supported by other researches [ 32, 35].

However, the SMYGT treatment interrupted this intercellular connection by inhibiting tube formation (Additional file 1A, 100 400  μg/mL of SMYGT).