Sentence examples for an active connection from inspiring English sources
"I was drawn to this project by what makes it so extraordinary: the opportunity to develop a world-class center of learning and intellectual advance from the ground up, and to create an active connection with the Washington Square campus, thereby providing the foundation for a new concept of global university," Mr. Bloom said.
Despite flying under the flags of philanthropy and humanitarianism the scheme - named internet.org - seems ridiculously transparent: Facebook makes its money by selling a captive audience to advertisers and as Facebook-adoption in developed countries nears saturation point, who can Zuckerberg turn to apart from those poor souls without an active connection?
A more realistic variation is the sole investigator who has an active connection to someone else's lab.
And to maintain an active connection for every active user of the site turns out to be a technical challenge.
That could be ideal for the forthcoming iPad, which is rumored to offer Touch ID and Apple Pay, and which won't always have an active connection, especially with Wi-Fi only models.
If there is an active connection to that destination that uses the sender of the DEGRADE_DESTINATION update as next hop, the current proactive routing table entry is replaced by a reactive routing entry.
Apple's patent also details how even devices that don't have a current active connection to a cellular network (like an Apple Watch used away from an iPhone) will still be able to use Apple Pay, so long as they contain the user's stored payment information on their secure enclave.
The handover process requires a smooth transfer of a UE's active connection when moving from one cell to another, while still maintaining the guaranteed QoS.
Such as Snort [12] maintains a record for each active connection and a connection counter for each source IP.
Your device needs to be connected to an active Internet connection for it to be activated.
Connect your tablet to an active Internet connection.
