Sentence examples for connected access from inspiring English sources

Already, Amazon has been experimenting with delivery to the trunk of a car, which indicates it's interested in how connected access can provided safe-drop locations for shipments.

Through UX Markup, you get connected access to the three most powerful UI technologies available in mobile devices: each platform's native UI components, fast OpenGL accelerated rendering and flexible vector-based graphics.

But pilot projects could pave the way for additional hardware and platform partners to get on board, and long-term, the trend is definitely towards seeing more homes with connected access, including those with tech built-in during new construction.

Mobile technologies such as global system for mobile communications (GSM), general packet radio service (GPRS), universal mobile telecommunication system (UMTS), and CDMA (IS-95 A/B and CDMA2000) offer high mobility, long range always-connected access, but with high costs and low rates.

City officials have said they are opposed to giving back more authority to district offices, arguing that doing so would diffuse accountability as well as unfairly give parents who are more politically connected special access.

One such robust configuration is a hybrid wired-cum-wireless sensor network that is composed of a wireless sensor network and a wired backbone, which are inter-connected via access points.

Their findings are published in 30 connected open-access papers appearing in three journals, Nature, Genome Biology and Genome Research.

Alexandra Jones, from the think tank Centre for Cities, said cities needed to be "well-connected to access skills from a wide area".

The good news is by using social media for support and integrating available tools and apps, connected teachers can access technology's power and potential for language learning.

Ayla operates a cloud service that people who buy connected appliances can access so they can configure the products or get stats about their energy consumption.

Privacy has become a myth, and tracking people's behavior has become an essential part of using social media and the internet itself; tools that were meant to free our minds and make us more connected, with faster access to information than ever before.