Sentence examples for connected to mean from inspiring English sources

Professor Reiner Rummel, the chairman of the Goce scientific consortium, explained: "Usually, heights in the UK, say, are connected to one benchmark which is connected to mean sea-level, which might be measured at Liverpool, for example.

Feeling connected to others meant more work, including commitments to social organizations.

Grabbing cash connected to drugs meant that police departments could buy more tools and training.

She feels uncomfortably "connected to suffering" (she means Christian's), but thinks that her housemate shouldn't waste her time on dull people: "Life should be intense experience".

Always staying connected to social networks means they can track your activities via cookies.

Even more disturbingly, Tribble found the system was connected to ethernet cords which meant that it's possible the whole thing was connected to the internet and streaming.

Based on the study findings, some of these effects were closely connected to what it meant to grow old and being an elderly person.

The second connection type is formed by a steel T-stub slotted into the timber beam and connected to it by means of transverse bolts.

The capital, Cusco, was at the centre of the empire and connected to it by means of ceques, conceptually straight lines radiating out from the centre.

Many isolates can be connected to others by means of multiple evolutionary paths.

Offline viewing Sometimes you can't always stay connected to the cloud, which means you can't access your documents.