Sentence examples for connection thus from inspiring English sources

Several techniques have been developed to weaken or loosen this connection, thus facilitating the subsequent peeling.

This electrode does not need any external electrical connection, thus does not suffer from parasitic capacitances.

Thanks to adhesive joining, it is possible to design self-bearing structural glass shells without using any metal frame or connection, thus increasing the degree of transparency.

However, we saw that Amazon still accepts the header when sent within an established TCP connection; thus, the results might also be caused by some sort of statefulness.

The idea is that an "electronic tattoo" nestled on a wearer's neck could directly capture sound "emanating from a throat" and transmit it to a smartphone (or a similar computing device) by way of a Bluetooth, Zigbee, or NFC connection, thus eliminating the awful background noise that mars many a phone call.

As people who feel and sense things deeply, they know how to support and encourage members of their team by creating trust and connection, thus generating a safe yet energized environment that brings out the innovative best in everyone.

He would have the federal government spend billions to equip the nation's public schools with computers and Internet connections, thus augmenting human capital.

Still based on digital terrestrial transmission of linear channels, the new boxes (or built-in tuners) will feature internet connections – thus enabling viewers to access on-demand services, but via a system that will still have the potential to be universal and free at the point of use.

It does not rely on standardized connections thus allowing the combination of devices from various suppliers.

In contrast to molecular connections, thus, innovations can not only emerge by combinatory methods but also by modifying exiting technologies.

If the word arouses emotion, "activation will spread out along its connections, thus priming and bringing into readiness…associated ideas and memories" (Hogan 2003, 111).