Sentence examples for be hooked together to from inspiring English sources

But as many as 72 routers can be hooked together to send data at 92 terabits a second, far faster than any router sold now.

The cheap and cheerful "Tube" chair (1969-70) of another Italian designer, Joe Columbo, consists of hollow plastic cylinders, padded with polyurethane and upholstered with synthetic knit, that can be hooked together to form an upright seat or a recliner.

And two eight-way boxes can be hooked together to create a 16-processor server.

Oettinger also cited the need for new infrastructure, which could include more methods of importing gas, such as new pipelines and ports equipped for ships carrying liquefied natural gas, and interconnectors that allow grids in different countries to be hooked together and suppliers to be connected to users.

Why should I have any confidence in the ability of a network of outsources systems to be hooked together so they work?

Tesla reckons up to nine Powerwalls can be hooked together for a total of 90kWh.

At this point it is natural to resort to metaphors like Frege's claim that properties have gaps that can be filled by objects or the early Wittgenstein's suggestion (if we read him as a realist about properties) that objects and properties can be hooked together like links in a chain.

I have the same one in L.A. and Palm Springs so that they can be hooked together.

Now, thanks to factors including open-source software, standardization and cheap components, plus a willingness even by laypeople to embrace technology, systems are being hooked together, and are starting to leverage each other.

One far out, yet common, example would be hooking together in one rant the matter of an increasingly out-of-control social narcissism with the truth vs. hope of who Obama has turned out to be.

A bit earlier, in September 1984, all branches were hooked together with telecommunications lines and terminals to keep track of book circulation.