Sentence examples for connecting efficiently from inspiring English sources

"We've talked to a lot of these events and conference organizers and they tell us that, for some reason, their people aren't connecting or they're not connecting efficiently, and that building a community is absolutely critical for them," he says.

"Our airport capacity is also built on making connections, facilitating [that] with a lot of gates in order to make sure that passengers can connect efficiently to their new flights and then they can go out quickly again".

The fact is that a multi-faceted response to the climate crisis can create elegant solutions to so many of the issues we seem unable to connect efficiently.

Standard's chips, designed and manufactured in close consultation with each client, allow the computers that ultimately house them to connect more efficiently with other computers, everything from laptops to devices like automated teller machines and cash registers.

Based on this lexicographic order, gSpan adopts the depth-first search strategy to mine frequent connected subgraphs efficiently.

The initiative seems like a good way to encourage schools to connect more efficiently with parents via technology (and to address an under-served market for Cozi and Intand).

A canal-building craze soon followed, cheaply and efficiently connecting the inland areas, especially north of the Ohio, with the rivers.

One of the better definitions comes from the Yankee Group, an American consultancy: knowledge management involves efficiently connecting those who know with those who need to know, and converting personal knowledge into organisational knowledge.

- jakedog Advertised as an "engine for growth" which will "rebalance" Britain by more efficiently connecting the north of the UK to the south, the high-speed rail link HS2 is a huge focus of government investment in infrastructure which divides opinion: If anyone thinks one new railway is going to "transform" the north's economy, think again.

They also provide natural-looking images by efficiently connecting the disconnected edges.

The simple fact is Facebook and Twitter have become too useful for most of us to quit, efficiently connecting us to people and ideas in ways that no other platform can replicate.