The idea is simple: Use an Internet connection to carry a phone call from a home out to the regular phone network.
Taking advantage of a technology called Session Initiation Protocol, the phones use the customer's high-speed Internet connection to carry a call to the Internet, which carries it most of the way to its destination before handing it off to the phone network.
I now live in Chicago, so I wanted a larger piece so I could always remember where I come from and carry a piece of the spiritual connection that I feel to the earth with me at all times.
Political obligation, Simmons maintains, carries an implicit connection to citizenship, which means that those who are engaged in the political obligation debate "are only interested in those moral requirements [including obligations and duties] which bind an individual to one particular political community, set of institutions, etc".
There is, however, a connection with "right-to-carry" laws, which permit citizens to carry a weapon in various public places.
Splitting 5 to 4, the Justices traded dictionary definitions and literary references in interpreting a Federal law that imposes a five-year mandatory sentence on anyone who "uses or carries a firearm" in connection with a narcotics crime.
In recent years, however, the speed of a different track - the type that carries a broadband internet connection - has proven as vital to winning the prestigious championship as the pace of wheels on tarmac.
The driving force was British-Punjabi director Gurinder Chadha ("Bend It Like Beckham"), who carries a deep personal connection to this turbulent period: As a result of the Partition, Chadha's grandmother fled what became the new republic of Pakistan for India with her children, suffering tremendous hardship en route including the death of her baby daughter.
Signals are passed between neurons (organized in input, hidden and output layers) through connection links which carry an associated weight.
In HTTP 1.0, each TCP connection carried a single web request.
