Sentence examples for connect itself to from inspiring English sources
It's not often you're aware that a sports event that you're at is trying to connect itself to current history, even while it's in progress, but, as Rick said, 1968 was a terrible year — the worst any of us in this country had known since 1940, when Europe fell to the Wehrmacht.
It's not often you're aware that a sports event that you're at is trying to connect itself to current history, even while it's in progress, but, as Rick said, 1968 was a terrible year the worst any of us in this country had known since 1940, when Europe fell to the Wehrmacht.
In the rare case of node failure the RS can autonomously connect itself to another radio access point in its range.
However, where the old model snapped onto the iPad, the Ultrathin Keyboard utilizes a SmartCover-type hinge to connect itself to the iPad when not in use.
The company recently announced a strategic investment in "Founders Factory", a multi sector digital accelerator and incubator, which will allow L'Oreal to deeply connect itself to a global ecosystem of world-class start-ups and entrepreneurs operating in the field of beauty.
The beautifully modernist designs are a bit of a departure from the retailer's historically basic housewares, one of several signs of the brand's push to connect itself to more designer-focused goods.
A Handover (HO) happens when a mobile node connected to a Gateway drops or loses its connection and connects itself to a different Gateway.
Eliot's poetry of the period also connects itself to "the life of significant soil".
Each panel is a pixel, connecting itself to the skin network, and can embody an array of senses.
Mr. Schmidt told an audience in Yangon, the commercial capital, that the country was cementing its new freedoms by connecting itself to the world.
When it senses its battery running low, the robot automatically returns to its floor-based docking station, connects itself to recharge and then returns to the place it left off to continue vacuuming.
