Sentence examples for connection meaning from inspiring English sources

Founded in Scandinavia in 2003, Skype was designed to connect callers through an encrypted peer-to-peer internet connection, meaning audio conversations between Skype users are not routed over a centralised network like conventional phone calls.

One advantage, though, is that the laptop has a built-in 4G Internet connection, meaning that it gets speedy Web access even if you're not in a Wi-Fi hotspot.

Those who sign up for a contract are being promised speeds between 8 and 12 megabits per second (Mbps), as fast as the average home broadband connection – meaning activities like video calling, live online gaming and watching video in high definition will no longer be a slow and frustrating experience over mobile connections.

First of all GPRS is an always-on data connection, meaning you don't have to dial up an Internet service to get e-mail, for example.

Anyway, the technology more or less acts like a wireless HDMI connection, meaning you can hang your TV without all the cluttery wires everywhere.

Interestingly, the battery has a USB connection, meaning you can plug in accessories like headlights, brake lights, or even an adapter to charge your iPhone.

There was another major announcement yesterday: Apple's new line of MacBook Pro laptops won't feature traditional USB connections, meaning that those who want to connect a device — such as last year's Apple iPhone — using a USB port will need new cords or adapters.

Maybe they are also portals, invitations to new understandings of the connection between land and people and history, and the politics that can give those connections meaning.

A spokeswoman said that some of the rules governing internet filters in parliament had not been correctly applied to some connections, meaning some computers had less strict filters.

Those members have created 800,000 connections, meaning they follow on average 4 curators each.

They each have efficient connections, meaning they established a single relation with each of three different clusters of people.