Sentence examples for coming connected from inspiring English sources
But now, after four years, we're finally getting to the point where there are new assessments coming connected to the Common Core that are going to be much more like advanced placement exams or international baccalaureate exams like the ones that Carol [Burris] uses in her school, and this is our chance to move to those assessments.
Everyone's picking teams for the coming connected car wars, and Volkswagen and LG have chosen each other.
As soon as we came connected we'd get the same respect as they got.
And it came connected to a lot more similarly artisanal, small-batch, semi-precious aesthetics, extending to the arrangements in some of her least effective new songs, including "Undiscovered First" and "The Circle Married the Line".
Real life in the 21st century comes connected to many demands, the juggling of responsibilities, and the need to do a lot of things to get through the day.
Once you have a core magnetic engine, a deployment of infrastructure like a key exchange, all the members need to come connect to it.
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"Maranatha", a title which translates from Aramaic as "our lord has come", connects the 1986 Chernobyl disaster to biblical prophecies of the star of Wormwood.
Around the show were plenty of examples of what is coming, from connected cars to smart homes.
To this aim in this paper we propose a novel distributed adaptive collaborative control strategy that exploits information coming from connected vehicles to achieve leader synchronization and we analytically demonstrate its stability with a Lyapunov-Krasovskii approach.
