vinculum

The Vinculum is a place where the living and the dead find common ground.

Today your function is to serve as vinculum with the past.

First, we'll need to physically patch her into a vinculum.

You must know by now why you were sent to the Vinculum.

Hernandez's mind was clear as she got up from the deck inside the vinculum.

A vinculum is a horizontal line put over a mathematical expression.

In mathematics, an overline can be used as a vinculum.

The effect brightened the entire vinculum chamber for several seconds.

The one need only stumble over the other's vinculum.

I do plan on boarding a Borg ship to use its vinculum.

Historically, the vinculum was used to group together symbols so that they could be treated as a unit.

This drone has been disconnected from its vinculum and damaged.

I hope the vinculum's still in one piece.

She stood in front of the vinculum, which a team from the Enterprise had captured and taken offline.

Her body rose from the deck and ascended quickly toward the high ceiling above the vinculum.

A vinculum is a horizontal line used in mathematical notation for a specific purpose.

A vinculum is also found in insects' male genitalia.

Once at the debris field, they find the vinculum, still active, and beam it aboard for inspection.

In electronics, the vinculum is used to notate complementary signals.

The species name is derived from Latin longus (meaning long) and vinculum.

Voyager alters course to retrieve the vinculum and investigate further.

Irregular impacts echoed in the cavernous space outside the vinculum's tower.

This ought to be interesting," Leishman said, smirking at the vinculum. "

The usual symbol of grouping is a bar (called vinculum) over the radicand.

This is designated by drawing a vinculum across the repeating block: