Sentence examples for connect items from inspiring English sources

Short "subs" are used to connect items with dissimilar threads (Chevallier 2000).

These types of information retrieval are, therefore, often supported by recommendations that connect items and enable discovery and navigation.

Will Nike instead attempt to connect items that they already sell?

Other tips include creating a table of contents for improved navigation, making internal hyperlinks to connect items within the syllabus, using headings to establish hierarchy, bolding text to emphasize key ideas.

Forensic scientists testified under cross-examination they had not performed any DNA analysis to definitively connect items likely intended to be used as weapons—such as a crowbar with the defendants.

As a remedy, we use visual links (Collins and Carpendale, 2007), which are lines between selected entities, to connect items directly.

Subjects used an MRI-compatible writing tablet and stylus to draw a line connecting items in sequence 1-2-3-4-… 1-2-3-4-… 1-2-3-4-… 1-2-3-4-… 1-2-3-4-… porsible for a 10TR (20 sec). block while maintaining accuracy.

If the actions of Molina are any indication, then owning something like a Samsung SmartHub is a centralised point for someone to potentially take control of connected items in your home, and also the data generated by them.

We provide a brief description of every scenario, and focus particularly on the four most plausible ones: blackmailing by connecting to smart homes, gaining insider information from wearable devices and using it for financial gains, assaulting a smart city through the internet, and performing sex crimes via connected items in the smart home.

Wireless AC routers still tend to have a 20-50% premium (depending on model), but as ageing routers risk becoming the speed and range bottleneck for every Internet connected item in your home these much neglected devices are worth a little more investment.

Connected item trackers that link your valuables to your mobile phone have been crowding onto the market thick and fast, fueled by the rise of the less battery-thirsty Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity tech, and promising to put an end to your 'where did I put my keys?' woes.