Sentence examples for a first connection from inspiring English sources
This makes it easy for anyone to contact you -- whether you are a first connection or not -- and gives them a subtle hint that you are open.
Following the opening of the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea and with the counterclockwise rotation of the Arabian plate, a first connection was presumably formed between the latter and the Anatolian plate, and subsequently with Eurasia.
A first connection between respiration, GSK-3 and oxidative stress in tumor cells came from the observation that activation of the mitochondrial pool of GSK-3 enhances ROS production and apoptosis following treatment of human neuroblastoma cells with complex I inhibitors [114,117].
TowerStream charges $500 a month for a 1.54-megabits-a-second connection, about one-third to one-half less than the cost of service on comparable T1 lines that phone companies sell to businesses for data transmission.
OnLive wants at least a 2-megabits-a-second connection on your end.
A satellite dish provides a continuous 64,000-bits-a-second connection to a small group of computers in the village, which are powered for part of each day by a small solar power system.
Customers who pay $42.95 a month for connections of three megabits a second will have their connection speeds raised to four megabits a second, while subscribers who pay $52.95 a month for a four-megabit-a-second connection will receive six-megabit-a-second lines.
The profits funded a second connection: the elusive and armed "Preventiva" network which protects Karadzic - and which also provided cover for Lukic.
It will be followed by a second connection to France in 2020, and then the world's longest subsea interconnector to Norway.
The method is tested for the Dutch 380 kV grid where an underground cable connection of 10.8 km length is introduced in 2013 and a second connection is planned for 2017.
Note: A second connection I would have made is the similarity in indigenous themes between Sarah Tsigeyu Sharp's "Rebirth" and Anzaldúa's "Borderlands/La Frontera". However, my post was already too long.
