Sentence examples for treated connections from inspiring English sources

The small team working for McIlroy has treated connections as the No. 1 currency.

The change, energy, process, and transference accounts converge in treating connection in terms of process: causing is physical producing.

An alternative approach for treating connection weights would have been to normalize projection frequencies separately for each ordinal density category.

In the AISC-ASD specifications, top- and seat-angle connections are treated as connections intended only for transferring beam shear force.

Some of the engineering properties will be treated in connection with the unit operations where such properties are particularly relevant (e.g., viscosity in fluid flow, particle size in size reduction, thermal properties in heat transfer, diffusivity in mass transfer etc).. Properties of more general significance and wider application are described in this discussion.

Eleven of the patients were treated in connection with the primary diagnosis with a statistical chance of cure ranging from low to very high depending upon tumour stage.

A competing DITH model that treated the connection to the midgut as fixed was also tested but failed to simultaneously give accurate predictions for gut angle and the extent of membrane lengthening across a range of simulation parameters (supplementary material Appendix S1), indicating that each readout is not a trivial consequence of the other.

QUESTION FROM ANDY: I saw that you and a Politico reporter disagreed about the similarities of Bachmann's connections with Eidsmoe and Obama's connections with Rev. Wright, but do you think that the way the media is going to treat these connections, and the way the candidates will respond, should be different based on how much each as a candidate touted their spiritual background?

Top of the list is net neutrality, the term for treating internet connections the same regardless of what content is being sent over them.

But what's obvious is that you shouldn't treat LinkedIn connections like close friends on Facebook or matches on Tinder.

The Association also delved into a topic that has seen less discussion: Treating wireless connections the same as wired for the purposes of regulations.