| Deficiency of information and lack of social connectedness are two main reasons for human deprivation. |
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| The authors find interdepartmental connectedness to be critical for effective implementation. |
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| These two words summon up a whole feeling of connectedness to the landscape. |
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| There are companies pioneering workplace practices that encourage community involvement and family connectedness among employees. |
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| The intensification of global connectedness means that cooperation between nations is more than ever necessary. |
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| Wholeness evokes trust and connectedness, and it forces people to see a purpose greater than their own. |
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| The connectedness requirement is, of course, merely a heuristic that might not result in the intended model. |
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| The focus on globalizing sectors commonly references geography's traditional concern with the connectedness of activities and places. |
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| We see not only an articulation of the sultanate's literal position, but also a symbol of the connectedness of local and national power. |
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| Owing to the deep resources, increasing connectedness, and sophistication of large firms, corporate spaces of learning are now global in scope. |
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| In biology, students were asked to examine their connectedness to the ecosystem through the world food market. |
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| The viewer begins to sense a less linear, transcultural connectedness among separate events and lives. |
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| Students in schools with harsh discipline, such as zero-tolerance policies, reported lower school connectedness. |
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| The wider context of this research is the literature addressing the connectedness of demonologies to economic and social transformations. |
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| Relationships, community, connectedness, kith and kin are one half of what makes life worth living. |
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| They tell of the pride, the pain, the intimacy and connectedness of their lives. |
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| I mean it in the concrete sense that is used in everyday life, the sense of soul, feeling, connectedness, inspiration, and aliveness. |
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| Communal trust requires attachment or connectedness to those with whom one is interacting. |
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| Her book points to the connection between silence and connectedness in adolescent girls. |
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| Children are prepared by our evolutionary history to thrive in emotional connectedness with adults. |
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| As a consequence, this cultural connectedness provides a shield from the emotional invective that results from living in a racist society. |
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| If you're sensing connectedness and candor, the other person probably feels it too. |
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| Friendship with connectedness tended to support the process of therapists' synthesis of their personal and professional selves. |
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| It is an exclamation that describes an irrevocable connectedness of all things. |
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| Intriguingly, no group overestimates global connectedness more than company bosses. |
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| Dislocation from such places erodes the material and spiritual connectedness of peoples. |
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| In his discussion of the connectedness of seemingly random events, he makes a suggestive observation with regard to paranoia's capacity for connecting events. |
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| We stood apart in ideas but together in mourning of a foregone moment, of black communities with a long gone connectedness although just as much disagreement. |
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| Finally, having a spiritual sense about life can foster a connectedness to others, positive self-perception, and optimism about the future. |
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| Afterward, the throng of women is left in a very different mood from the connectedness that prevailed at the conference. |
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| He laid about Chris Anderson's airy invocation of internet connectedness as though critiquing a disappointing undergraduate essay. |
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| All one way or another have come to depend on EU markets, connectedness or support. |
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| Hulking billboards announce the impending arrival of high-speed trains and an age of international connectedness. |
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| You have a sense of connectedness to the universe, a sense that you are in the universe, a part of it, not apart from it. |
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| This connectedness, this ability for an action in one place to connect somewhere else, has brought unprecedented prosperity to the world. |
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| Monkeys with Typewriters is a must read if you want to make sense of the inter connectedness and how to behave in this new brave world. |
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| When our failure harms another person, our sense of connectedness suffers. |
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| And even if we don't yet understand the neurological basis of the pleasure that laughing brings us, it makes sense that we should seek out the connectedness of infectious laughter. |
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| Similarly, our connectedness, our human compact, is sandwiched together like the floors in a house of cards that is easier to knock down than we might think. |
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| He's my real-life boyfriend, so we have the emotional connectedness required to convince a cabstand full of strangers that we were a married couple on the brink. |
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| We are gradually realizing how urgently we need to rediscover the connectedness of all life on our fragile planet, and, in particular our own connection with the earth that is our home. |
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| It's not an easy question to answer, because ultimately globalisation and connectedness are abstract concepts, a concatenation of different political, social, technological and economic developments. |
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| Industry Canada is working toward achieving Canada's connectedness goals by focussing on activities, programs and policies related to the three pillars of a networked nation: infrastructure, use and content. |
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| Alleviating aloneness and creating a sense of connectedness. |
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| What if your awareness of your connectedness to all things became an earthshakingly positive experience of the flow of energy in the universe through your mind, body and spirit? |
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| Social connectedness is very meaningful for most of us, and people will often want to visit someone who is ill as an expression of that connection. |
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| The fundamental belief is that the connectedness that individuals feel, both to each other and to their environment, ultimately determines their character and their value to the community. |
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| Did they also see the way in which we must create this connectedness? |
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| Another advantage is our location and connectedness. |
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| Does digital connectedness lead to that enmeshment you speak of? |
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| It capitalizes on the connectedness of individuals. |
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| The connectedness vs. disconnectedness of parallel discourses. |
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| The negative associations of nonproductive coping with wellbeing and with connectedness tend to support the findings of Shochet et al. |
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| In the late 19th and early 20th century, the connectedness of the world's economies and cultures grew very quickly. |
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| In this section we will apply the concept of connectedness in dimension d to study tangencies of algebraic varieties. |
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| Children's attitude towards nature is often been measured as connectedness to nature that emphasized on the cognitive and affective attitudes. |
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| Higher levels of family connectedness and more positive relationships with parents are associated with higher levels of self-rated health, lower anxiety levels, and lower rates of smoking and alcohol use. |
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| The connectedness to nature concept can be explained by Biophilia Hypothesis and Environmental Identity concepts. |
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| There are deep elements of intimacy and connectedness that I see here between God, humanity and animals, one that eventually finds its epitome in God creating Eve. |
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| However, these tend to be situationally based, meaning they are temporary situations and your child may have a change in their usual school connectedness. |
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| With connectedness we all surprise ourselves at times, as we fly blind the candidness in which we hear ourselves speaking to our patients as we play our cards face up. |
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| The addition of power from God through connectedness with the Holy Spirit results in a quantum leap in our ability to accomplish the will of God in our daily lives. |
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