Sentence examples for broader connectivity from inspiring English sources
Most people living in Pyongyang know that the internet exists, and they know everyone else in the world has it Yet for Pyongyang, its appears the certainty of the advantages of its closed systems is currently a far greater comfort than the uncertain returns of broader connectivity.
That equals a more well-rounded HR department with broader connectivity to the goals of the company, Argiropoulos said.
The lock also has an advantage in terms of connectivity – with just the Smart Lock Pro itself, you get Z-Wave and Bluetooth connectivity, along with HomeKit compatibility, which means you can control it when you're within BT range, or use a Z-Wave smart home hub (like SmartThings) for broader connectivity.
Most models of neural associative memory have used networks with broad connectivity.
The Internet of Things, though no one really seems to know what it is, appears to be arcing towards some sort of broad connectivity of previously unintelligent objects that have long been part of our daily lives.
This new mobile connectivity standard, based on Silicon Image's Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL™) technology, will be defined, promoted and marketed by the Working Group as an industry standard open to anyone desiring to be an adopter and enable the development of mobile products that adhere to this new standard across a broad connectivity ecosystem.
Within the anterior division, we have focused in this study on the anterolateral area because of the broad connectivity with systems involved in stress signal processing.
Combining the query signature with correlating profiles allows for the definition of a tight neurodegeneration signature that successfully highlights many neuroprotective drugs in the Broad connectivity map.
Drug treatment data was downloaded from the Broad connectivity map site and here multiple drug instances were combined to obtain average response profiles and the SPIEDw entries for these consist of the ranked list of significantly affected genes (p < 0.05 by Student's t-test) according to fold magnitude.
Consolidation of land provides an opportunity to restore broader scale connectivity and utilization of heterogeneity in rangelands (Lackett and Galvin 2008).
Reviewer #1: In this study, the authors present evidence that various subregions of the MTL – the perirhinal cortex (PrC) and hippocampus (HC) – are selectively involved in complex face and scene perception, respectively, by virtue of their dissociable broader anatomical connectivity.
