Sentence examples for tighter connections from inspiring English sources

In the second half of the 19th century, land-hungry investors in an expanding British Empire created tighter connections across the bay.

Wright has said he believes games are moving toward tighter connections with a player's real-world identity.

Ministers have also stressed the broader economic and social benefits of building tighter connections between the North and the Midlands and the South-East.

Much of this research was concerned with antidemocratic trends, including increasingly tighter connections between states and the market in advanced capitalist societies, the emergence of the fascist state and the authoritarian personality.

In his new role as Country Manager Nissenbaum will focus on establishing tighter connections with the local hi-tech scene by promoting AOL's developer network and the services that power such known brands as AIM, ICQ, Bebo, Winamp and Mapquest.

This difference was also noticeable when looking at the GO term enrichment of the correlates of the 10 extreme hub genes in the Hg and Lg groups, where animals showed tighter connections to immune genes in the Lg group.

I'd already been trying to figure out ways to create a tighter connection between "All Things Considered" on the weekends and the listeners.

"We wanted to create a much tighter connection [with a physical therapist]," Rubinstein said.

Our results show that some currencies are more important within the network, due to a tighter connection with other currencies.

A tighter connection between practitioners and standards, then, might be this: what X-standards sanction is what X-practitioners are disposed to correctly believe qua X-practitioners.

Just like the containment account of Abelard, there must be a tighter connection between the premises and conclusion than the truth-preservation account allows.