Sentence examples for this connotes that from inspiring English sources
This connotes that with increasing number of patches, there is an increase in patch density and total edge which is manifestation of landscape fragmentation.
This connotes that there is a need for more structured networks that would promote more dynamic interactions, positive dialogue and communications, synergistic cooperation, and proactive collaboration between multidisciplinary and diverse professional communities and stakeholders within TBI care systems.
This theme connotes that in order to deliver good quality palliative care, it has to be supported and valued by the healthcare system.
Whilst we may not have a disciplinary home, this in no way connotes that we do not have a disciplinary role.
This label easily, yet erroneously, connotes that an ideal fuel cell is superior to an externally reversible heat engine.
He might not be a sculptor at heart, but this purchase by the Whitney possibly connotes that fine art is most interesting (and even successful) when not rigidly defined.
"A voucher connotes that you want everybody to take the money and flee into the private world," said B. Alexander Kress, an education adviser to Mr. Bush.
Among several viewpoints, for instance, classic creationism connotes that the creation event occurred relatively recently, approximately 10,000 years ago, and life has been created as it is today.
The improved support for computation-intensive applications coupled with advanced security features connotes that the Rkt containers offer a viable option for HPC.
Likewise, a very small filtering size or blur degree is also unsatisfactory for the proposed method since it connotes that only very limited local spatial information is used in the filtering process.
It merely connotes that there were probably no biochemical systems to which the soubriquet living would be applied 3.8 billion years ago while, 200 million years later, there were in existence structures to which the term could be arbitrarily applied.
