Sentence examples for been connected up from inspiring English sources

During the time I have been connected up here there have been bits done, but now it's finally finished.

The IAEA inspectors found that although the reactor vessel had been connected up to piping, "no other major components, such as the control room equipment, the refuelling machine and reactor cooling pumps, had been installed".

Leifland concedes a major job of work for the startup over the past two years, since he first had the idea, has been connecting up all those players.

The MOSS blocks will use colour-coded connecting faces to help signpost how they need to be connected up for the blocks' various functions to work.

Patient characteristics and metrics of glucose control are shown in Tables 1 and 2. The median connection time was 22.9 (11.4 to 24) hours for patients planned to be connected up to 24 hours and 28.4 (3.2 to 63.3) for the final ten patients planned to be connect up to 72 hours.

Patient characteristics and metrics of glucose control are shown in Tables  1 and 2. The median connection time was 22.9 (11.4 to 24) hours for patients planned to be connected up to 24 hours and 28.4 (3.2 to 63.3) for the final ten patients planned to be connect up to 72 hours.

Those who were connected up to a convincing, albeit fake, "lie detector" gave more honest responses on a questionnaire than those who were not connected.

When it is connected up put a rectangular piece of cardboard on top and, on a white piece of paper, blob your paint.

I also have a secret account that is connected up to a shared Google Calendar that my travel co-ordinator uses to store my itineraries; this synchs automatically to my phone and my wife's desktop.

And while Kinect doesn't have to be connected up for the Xbox One to function, if you do leave it on, it's always listening so you can tell your console to turn on via voice command.

The three man-made lakes have their own rich history: during the Mongolian Yuan dynasty in the 13th and 14th centuries, including the time when Marco Polo visited, they were connected up with the Grand Canal and served as ports receiving boatloads of rice from southern China.