Sentence examples for through a connection with from inspiring English sources

As far as Radcliffe-Brown was concerned, totemism was composed of elements that were taken from different areas and institutions, and what they have in common is a general tendency to characterize segments of the community through a connection with a portion of nature.

To generating knock-in lines with reporter fusions of the histone H2B (HTB2) gene, the monomeric red fluorescent protein gene mRFP 17 was inserted via gene targeting to fuse in frame with HTB2 through a connection with the flexible linker peptide GAGAGAGAGA26.

If you're not roaming, rather than uploading your tracks after your trip is over, you report as you move along, including checkins, image uploads, etc. Tourist Eye allows you to share your moves on the go, through a connection with Facebook.

Through a connection with Jerry Finn, Rancid vocalist Tim Armstrong contacted Barker in the summer of 2002 to record tracks for the collaboration.

Dunning and Major hadn't met before they joined the group, but they came together through a connection with Allard, who taught the UCI course.

The ultra-connected decathlon entry from Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico can monitor and control lighting, temperature, appliances, security and even an electric vehicle; it can shut off devices during peak usage times through a connection with the local energy grid.

"The idea to grow trees to print books arose for me through making a connection with tree rings to chapters -- the material nature of paper, pulp and books, and imagining the writer's thoughts infusing themselves, 'becoming' the trees," explained Paterson in an email to The Huffington Post.

From a crowd on the tube spontaneously bursting into song, through to making a connection with a young Kenyan athlete who still keeps in touch; from helping athletes come to terms with success and failure, through to her heart nearly bursting with happiness at the Paralympics closing ceremony.

The books fed the imaginations of western readers who would likely never see Africa, Asia or the Pacific – and yet felt that through these stories they had a connection with them.

M-205 ran through an agricultural landscape from a connection with State Road 19 (SR 19) at the state line north of Elkhart, Indiana, northward for about along Cassopolis Road before turning easterly through a sweeping curve.

She left Martinique for Paris, where she studied literature and film and worked on the script for "Sugar Cane Alley". Through a friend, she made a connection with Francois Truffaut and the legendary French New Wave auteur became a mentor as she completed her film debut.