In all bryozoan colonies, however, the zooids remain interconnected and may exchange nutrients and other substances through interconnecting cables or minute pores in their body walls.
It is through interconnecting buildings, factories, vehicles, power generation plants, lighting, that cities will be "smart".
Interconnecting grids internationally would permit the generation and transfer of electricity at least possible cost, which would not only ensure efficient utilization of natural resources, but also access to tapping efficiently generated power across international boundaries.
Computer and peripheral companies tend to want to create PC-centric home networks; consumer-electronics firms are more interested in interconnecting home-entertainment equipment.
Most are part of a cat's cradle of interconnecting cracks, which redistribute the energy that builds up in a plate as it is squeezed by its neighbours.
He has coaxed decent performances from his cast, and the design a sparse set, with a jumble of interconnecting lights hanging overhead, like the connections in a brain works well.
Such services range from the relatively simple business of securely interconnecting a company's regional offices through a "virtual private network" to running entire networks, data centres or call centres.Some operators will even design and implement new computer systems, write custom software and manage a company's computers, from mighty mainframes to humble desktops.
The hypothalamus, like the rest of the brain, consists of interconnecting neurons that are nourished by a rich supply of blood.
These emitted electrons flow toward the collector, and the circuit can be completed by interconnecting the two electrodes by an external load.
During his active tenure in this position (until 1887) he developed a long-distance service by merging and interconnecting local exchanges, set up the Western Electric Company to manufacture telephone equipment, and placed the telephone industry on a sound financial basis.
The transverse tubular system is a network of interconnecting rings, each of which surrounds a myofibril.
