connectedness

By the connectedness of the real line there must be something between them.

The presence seemed to have a connectedness to the place in which it was now.

Then one can define the general connectedness for any two points.

This is the kind of connectedness we've experienced here from the beginning.

"The war put into perspective for me what's really important in life: connectedness to other people and giving."

The connectedness of sky, earth and people is more apparent.

Social connectedness is the measure of how people come together and interact.

And you never sense the damning connectedness of these people.

Give himself over to that illusion of freedom and connectedness.

Students learn in a community that values connectedness and belonging.

But others who have tried the service are less enamored of the new connectedness.

"Social connectedness matters to our lives in the most profound way."

If the connectedness assumption were dropped, this would not be possible.

You want the niceties of city life and the connectedness they provide.

State nature connectedness has also been found to relate to vitality.

Here, there was a kind of connectedness and beauty that made one want to hear her sing again.

His vision, on the contrary, is of a terrible connectedness.

"What I worry about is that we'll lose our connectedness to other progressive issues."

I wanted our congregation here to have that feeling of connectedness."

Hence here the connectedness locus is generally of less interest.

The difference between winning and losing at the highest level is all about the connectedness of the group.

These effects were also mediated by nature connectedness and autonomy.

"I don't have a connectedness to any special landscape," she said.

But it still has great value for modern people who need to make contact with some kind of order and connectedness in a chaotic age.

Such connectedness would have suited his pantheist view of the world.