Sentence examples for connection known as from inspiring English sources
This similarity in Arctic mammalian fauna is a result of the lower sea levels of the Pleistocene glaciations, when a broad land connection, known as the Bering Land Bridge, connected present-day Alaska and Siberia.
It can display Web pages in a way that doesn't distort them too much, and it can connect to the Internet using a cellular data connection (known as 3G) or your home wireless system (Wi-Fi).
That connection, known as the Neptune Regional Transmission System, stretches more than 50 miles under the Atlantic Ocean.
The next release of Bluetooth is expected late next year, according to Mr. Foley, who said it would use a speedier connection known as ultrawideband.
The video input can handle either the traditional analog V.G.A. signals or the new digital visual interface connection, known as D.V.I.
The movie's final scene takes him to the city, where they meet while the Cook visits his connection, known as the Man (Eric Roberts doing a flamboyant gay caricature).
Deep neural networks rely on layers of connections, known as nodes, to filter raw sensory data into meaningful patterns, just as neurons do in the brain.
Not lost on any of them was the oddity that with Mr. Shazli dead, they no longer had the connections — known as "wasta" here — to get ahead.
While corporations typically require employees to use encrypted connections known as a VPN (virtual private network), ordinary users have, by and large, remained oblivious.
First off Avaaz sent in hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of communications equipment – satellite phones and internet connections known as BGANs – that gave the protesters a link to the outside world.
AT&T hopes it can offset the loss of land-based lines with gains in wireless phone service, and by shifting the core of its business to the high-speed Internet connections known as digital subscriber lines, or D.S.L., a technology that divides old phone lines into two parts: one for voice and one for data.
