Sentence examples for connection envisioned from inspiring English sources

Here's the path with a sped-up connection, envisioned by Yipes or Telseon: 1 Data moves from the office network to …. 2 A router in the basement of the building, then onto …. 3 A bigger router, that aggregates the traffic and ships it to …. 4 A switch, or computer that efficiently provisions the movement of individual data packets.

The more abstract connection envisions an individual crime as the analog of a document.

We had a connection, and I envisioned her.

Nor about the fundamental connection, so clearly articulated and envisioned by the framers of the NPT four long decades ago, between nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament.

Romney envisions a smaller federal role than what was envisioned by Bush in connection to the No Child Left Behind Act, which requires public schools to administer standardized tests.

The connections of Trinniberg envision their own strategies and ambitions.

Willett discerns four strata for envisioning connections across (human and nonhuman) subjectivities.

In this sense, chaos explanations, understood on the causal-mechanical model, are envisioned as providing reliable connections between mechanisms and the chaotic behavior exhibited by systems containing such mechanisms.

Jessica had a deep connection with dogs, and together, Laura & Laura envisioned and conceived a business that could provide hands on, vocational training for Jessica.

In North Korea, where political dissent is as rare as an Internet connection, the world got a taste of how China had envisioned the torch procession at all of its stops -- quiet, calm and Communist.

Kelman first envisioned this project as a reflection on what "the connection was between music and prayer, and the feeling of transcendence or powerful presence that music often evoked" in him.