Sentence examples for better interconnections from inspiring English sources

But the European Commission wants more liberalisation and better interconnections.

The creation of such a corridor must ensure better interconnections with the rail infrastructure in neighbouring countries.

Compared to the conventional salt leaching technique and to its different variants, the proposed process allows a better interconnection between the large pores left by the salt leaching and a fully interconnected porous structure resulting from the selective polymer leaching.

The commissioner responsible, Maroš Šefčovič, met energy chiefs from Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Italy, Romania and Slovenia on December 9th to talk about accelerating plans for better interconnection and integration of the still-fragmented regional gas market.

This system is very comparable to torsion bars, being a tiny bit stiffer but also having better interconnection.

The hole transporting ability of NiO semiconductor is enhanced with such a compact film because of better interconnection between particles, as evidenced from electrochemical impedance analysis.

The use of new bottom-up scheduling and bypassing algorithm results in better interconnection energy results for all of the architectures.

ACF 2 gave much better interconnection performance when compared to ACF 1 indicating that ACF 2 is more flexible and can tolerate a wider range of bonding pressure.

A study by Poyry in March said that better regional interconnections would only partially solve the intermittency problem because weather patterns could extend over large areas.

In the first case, the small cell and backhaul units are two entirely separated structures with separate enclosures, while in the second case, they are placed within a single enclosure which better protects the interconnections between the small cell and backhaul units against weather, accidental damages and tampering.

Our aim was to better understand the interconnections that exist between policy, organisational environments, contextual influences (e.g. history of remote care involvement at each site) and the programme intervention itself.