Sentence examples for attempting a connection from inspiring English sources

Make sure your Apple TV and iPad are connected to the same wireless network before attempting a connection.

Afterward is attempted a connection between country's performance in decoupling indices and its level of economic growth as depicted by Kuznets curve (UNEP 2011) in Fig. 5.

Then it prevents the user whenever he attempts a connection to one of these malicious websites which are included in the blacklist.

First Leicester's Jamie Vardy failed to make a clean connection when attempting an overhead kick in the six-yard box and then West Brom's Chris Brunt blazed over from the edge of the area after a neat breakaway through Sessegnon and Berahino.

The script initializes by attempting to make a connection with the Adafruit Bluetooth module.

Worse still are the tacky images attempting to draw a connection between this prestigious tube of H2O and the musings of Leornado Da Vinci, Audrey Hepburn, and others.

By representing people as a fictional persona in the form of a cloud of data, we are attempting to make a connection between our physical and online selves to expose the difference between the two.

Not to mention that social media has made every attempt at a connection all about the attraction and less about the substance.

To advance this process, many have attempted to make a connection between the particle properties and/or powder characteristics with the result of the operation.

This paper attempts to draw a connection between information that can be gained from measurements with accelerator mass spectrometry (AMS) and the study of climate change on earth.

Neither a teetotaller's tract nor a celebration of drinking excess, Sasnal's painted and ink-on-paper images of blurry lights, heaving floors, and slumped-over revellers attempt to make a connection between perception, history, and memory — or what is left of it after an individual or nation imbibes a few too many.