Since it's an asynchronous, one-to-many communication platform, each Facebook post could have relieved the need for several calls and texts, freeing up bandwidth for critical, urgent connections.
De Kooning moved to a more lyrical form of painting, (such as Villa Borghese, 1961), that lacks the urgent, anxious connection to the world of his earlier Women paintings (no bad thing, depending on your view of these violent images, often described as misogynist).
"Really their most urgent need is human connection - is to be connected to their community, to society, especially the Arabic speaking society".
As remarked in [1], in order to cope with the dramatic increase in demand of high-speed wireless connections, there is an urgent demand of flexible, efficient, and computationally affordable transceivers.
SAN JOSE, California — One of the most urgent questions in economics today is the connection between inequality and growth.
WADS of cash, obliging bureaucrats, and an urgent need for fresh travel papers are a connection that in most countries is dealt with by the police.
However, thyroid-related phthalate toxicity makes a connection biologically plausible and underscores an urgent need to further investigate the effects of phthalates on neurodevelopment.
David Higgins's review of the second phase of HS2 endorsed the two planned routes joining the first London-Birmingham line to Manchester and Leeds, but stressed that urgent additional work was needed to forge "transformational" connections from west to east.
South West local authority leaders have written to Prime Minister David Cameron demanding urgent action from the government to restore rail connections to the rest of the country as quickly as possible.
With so many congregations embroiled in controversy over sexual orientation issues, struggling to address teenage sexuality, or concerned about sexual abuse, there is an urgent need for ordained clergy who understand the connections between religion and sexuality.
