Reconnection in a sentence

It will be a place of remembrance and reconnection for Yoruba and African people from Cuba, Brazil, Haiti, America and the Caribbean, as well as the rest of Nigeria, providing a vital injection of tourism to Lagos.

Some saw it as a Tolstoy-like reconnection with land and soil, others a Nietzschean assertion of will and power.

Sunswept Resorts include both BodyHoliday, the Caribbean’s first destination wellness resort and StolenTime, boutique sister property that just went through a rebrand rooted in reconnection both with loved ones and of the body and mind.

General Hospital Spoilers: Michael Kisses Sasha Over Willow’s Betrayal – Exes’ Surprise Reconnection?

Llandudno Magistrates' Court heard how Mr Owen was working alone when he decided to attach a phone line to a hammer and throw it across the river before making the reconnection.

The study identifies critical stages in the graft healing process, including wound responses, cell division, plasmodesmata formation, and vascular reconnection.

While his Brooklyn Museum atrium installation last year explored the natural mycelium and root systems as metaphors for reconnection, his current works delve further, bridging the dimensions of the terrestrial, urban and transcendent.

You might qualify for reconnection without paying the full balance.

Repairing the damage done by this disease will be a project of cultural reconnection, not just economic redistribution.

As of Friday lunchtime, the bulk of households left without electricity in the wake of Sunday afternoon's destructive storm are back online, with those still awaiting reconnection numbering in the hundreds.

In our recent reconnection, my high-school best friend and I shared our feelings of guilt about our actions and unpacked how our lack of coping mechanisms for mental illness had resulted in placing too much emotional weight on each other.

In the upcoming weeks, we will reprise the inside story of the maritime park referendum, how Inweekly garnered a national reputation and our reconnection to our roots as a community advocate.

It is a comprehensive study book on all the issues concerning the reconnection in the one new man and is designed to identify and release the plan and strategy of God to get us there.

Meanwhile, according to information gathered, several schools were disconnected yesterday, however, after Williams-Stephen would have reportedly made some “phone calls,” a reconnection exercise was carried out.

The simulations showed that reconnection is the key mechanism that selects the particles that will be subsequently accelerated by the turbulent magnetic fields up to the highest energies.

The spokesman for Iran’s Assembly of Experts called on authorities to keep “foreign networks” blocked after reconnection, saying they were “teaching people to riot, to commit crimes”.

This was followed up by an applied example from Januchowski-Hartley about the reconnection of science and poetry through the digital media project that inspired the workshop.

This year’s symposium theme was Regeneration of Anti-Submarine Warfare Through Reconnection, with the week’s discussions including all components that comprise Anti-Submarine Warfare.

Some of the best features of this enterprise application include reconnection upon a remote system reboot (even in Windows safe mode), and no port forwarding or NAT bypassing needed.

UI customers remaining without service included those with electrical issues on the property that prevented immediate reconnection.