Sentence examples for connection capable from inspiring English sources

As efficient as the HEVC codec is, it still needs a broadband connection capable of delivering at least 15 megabits per second.

In contrast, she regards the self as being realized through connection, capable of shaping an identity only in relationship to other people.

"Getting a broadband connection capable of supporting our businesses has been a nightmare," explained Paul King, chairman of Perseverance Works - a co-operative of technology businesses in Tech City.

They'll also need to have a broadband connection capable of sustaining speeds of 40Mbps or more if they want to enjoy the full 3840 pixel streams.

But before the cable business model goes the way of Polygram Records, cord-cutting consumers will need an Internet connection capable of delivering a high-definition stream without jumps, freezes or jitters.

Under seismic loading, CFSTs undergo reversed cyclic loading, and robust connections capable of sustaining cyclic lateral load demands, while minimizing damage and degradation, are required.

Thanks to the beefed-up network, reporters and others at the Boston convention will have Internet connections capable of transmitting 10 megabits a second, about seven times as fast as most broadband connections to the home.

Less noticeably, phone users in densely populated areas can see superfast 4G data connections drop to slower 3G links or even 2G connections capable only of limited data transfers.

To generate large, diverse dynamic systems for different applications, it is of high importance to develop more reversible covalent connections capable of exchange under mild conditions.

He noted that today's typical high-speed connection is capable of carrying, in both directions, at least the 128 kilobits of data per second that "rich media" requires.

The first test series demonstrated that as long as beam yielding could be prevented before an interstory drift of 4%, the PT connection was capable of reaching an interstory drift of 5% or experiencing the AISC seismic loads twice without beam buckling.