Sentence examples for connection to a single from inspiring English sources

This allows friends to hijack a Deck and become the D.J. at your next party; a lock button can secure the connection to a single device.

In a hub, every port makes a direct connection to a single client machine, and the rest of the network is like a river running past it.

If character data have an unambiguous connection to a single documented sample, they are referred to as specimen-based as opposed to merely taxon-based character data.

The sFTP program supports only a single encrypted TCP connection to a single server but is present in all the TCP connection groups in the graph for consistency and comparison.

With group chat, users have the option to add all their connections to a single chat room called a "society".

From this point, Schmandt and Galán obtain an expression for the stationary covariance matrix of the reduced process (compare Eq. (8) in [14] with our Lemma 1) and decompose the covariance into a sum over direct and indirect connections to a single conducting or observable state.

On the other hand, in 92% (33/36) of mps1-as1 cells, GFP signals remained in the vicinity of one SPB, having made connections to a single pole, i.e., mono-oriented.

Simple chemicals without a previously stored position or with more than one connection, along with all macromolecules with more than one connection, were cloned so that they appeared multiple times in the diagram, each with a connection to just a single element.

The ring topology is chosen in many fiber optic communication networks since it allows to prevent the loss of connection due to a single edge or even a single node failure.

Each record in this dataset represents a single connection to an antenna and contains the following fields: timestamp, anonymized ID of the user, and the antenna ID they connected to.

Just on Wednesday, there was a meeting of Transport for the North board, a body set up last year to develop pan-northern connections to forge a single northern English economic area.