Sentences with phrase «tight connection»

Of vital importance for building the barrier are especially tight connections between the cells.

Allow plenty of time in your itinerary and don't book tight connections.

In 1949 Canadian neuroscientist Donald Hebb proposed that learning leads groups of neurons to form tight connections with each other.

To be used for the water tight connection of roof windows with roof coverings such as standing seam metal roof.

We now pay $ 500 + and make tight connections in Denver.

Stronger hoses and tighter connections in the Vanguard's air conditioning system reduce the amount of concentrated global warming pollutants, called hydrofluorocarbons, which leak into the air.

They can snake through the brain's dense thicket, pushing past billions of other neurons, in order to form tight connections, or synapses, with just the right partners.

To be used for the water tight connection of roof windows with roof coverings such as roof tiles and high profile metal sheeting.

«I think what Skilling does from a practical standpoint... is it forces them to make a much tighter connection between the defendant and the bribe or the kickback,» said Todd Haugh, an assistant professor of business law and ethics at Indiana University.

M.Y.: I felt like I had a particularly tight connection to those events.

A hydrogel is any solid gel material that holds together because of tight connections among its molecules but also absorbs lots of water.

«Digital transformation is accelerating our need to forge tighter connections with educators, ensuring students bring the most current skills and competencies to local job markets.

To do so, IES needs to create tighter connections between academics and decisionmakers at the state and local levels.

Look closely at all chimneys for tight connections and to ensure that they terminate outside the building.

Although both artists retained tight connection with Parisian cultural life, time spent at Truffières that produced much of the significant work in both artists» careers.

The ice cores reveal an incredibly tight connection between temperature and greenhouse gas levels through the ice age cycles, thus proving the concepts put forward by Arrhenius more than a century ago.

This supports the Conversations for Connection set of two DVD's of Sue talking with three couples about their relationship journey with EFT: Hold Me Tight

The curatorial approach of this exhibition is loosely inspired by an internet Surf or Surfing Club, where a group links to content on the web and respond to one another's submissions while drawing loose or tight connections between disparate content they're consuming in the public sphere of the web.

Today he sees a tight connection between finding great employees and bottom - line growth, and calls HR one of the «larger» sources of cash within the company.

How could Howard possibly maintain his tight connection with employees as the company grew from 28 to 15,000 global locations?

Even simply knowing where your customers are logging on from can help make a tighter connection.

Delta had anticipated my tight connection and he was there to give me — a frequent flyer with Delta with status — a ride to my next flight.

Business travel is never easy, and having a tight connection to San Francisco in Minneapolis is one that many of us face.

Financial repression includes directed lending to government by captive domestic audiences (such as pension funds), explicit or implicit caps on interest rates, regulation of cross-border capital movements, and (generally) a tighter connection between government and banks.

To avoid that conclusion, Aquinas defended an eternal law and thus drew a tight connection between divine decisions and eternal truths.

If I had to name one reason for their dislike, it's the tight connection between marriage and children that the book draws.

I happen to agree that using the latch system gets a tighter connection on the seatbelt and car seat.

I've done the airport sprint to make a tight connection, but I don't think I could do it with a baby and a preschooler.

How could I maintain a tight connection to science, while not actually doing bench science?

That tight connection was liable to train discriminatory machine - learning algorithms.

«The spectacular discoveries from Jebel Irhoud demonstrate the tight connections of the Maghreb with the rest of the African continent at the time of Homo sapiens» emergence.»

PHENOMIN will also participate to the International Mouse Phenotyping Consortium (IMPC) and, owing to its tight connection with the Institut de Génétique et de Biologie Moléculaire et Cellulaire (IGBMC) at Illkirch and the Centre d'Immunologie de Marseille - Luminy, will be able to provide a major contribution to the goals of the IMPC.

It's 1 - 3 that have a tight connection.

Although I knew that the birth of my child was stressful for my work life, creating my map helped me see the tight connection between my diminishing sense of efficacy and joy as a teacher.

That extraordinary increment may reflect the tight connections between private elementary and secondary schools and private institutions of higher education.

Majors with a tight connection to particular occupations show a stronger response to wages.

The tight connection between Namyang and Nürburgring creates the foundation for N. Namyang is the heart of Hyundai Motor's global R&D network and birthplace of all Hyundai cars, and Nürburgring is the world's most challenging race track in Germany used to hone N's high performance technologies.

By its brand - new name and design, the roadster built on the success of its predecessor, the SLK, shows its tight connection to the C - Class family.

The addition of a tight connection to Amazon will probably seem like a big win for existing Amazon customers.

Parents» tighter connections to libraries likely accounts for the fact that they are more aware than other adults about the array of programs and services their local libraries offer.

This is the final installment of that thread and we pick it up where Bill suggests a tighter connection between the simple ebooks of today and the richer ones we're likely to see in the future.

Temper this conclusion because of its tight connection to the annual rebalancing process (with its new stock selection).

While it's free to gate check a bag, this can be very inconvenient if you have a tight connection.

Following a tight connection in Vienna, Mike and his wife can spend a week in Barcelona before heading on home.

The good news is you can almost always alert the customs agents if you've got a tight connection, and they'll let you cut the line.

This benefit can be particularly useful if you have a tight connection or obligations shortly after arrival such as a meeting.