Sentence examples for connectivity gaps from inspiring English sources
He also discussed a plan to launch 800 satellites in the next three years, positioned in a nearer Earth orbit to reduce latency and support faster connectivity, as part of a plan to help plug connectivity gaps for connected cars — describing the planned configuration of satellites as "like a cell tower" and like "fiber coming straight to the Earth from space".
(E ) Possible diffusion route of a soluble cargo through the Golgi ribbon with three stacks where the longitudinal tubules connecting the isolated stacks compensate for the vertical connectivity gaps.
Good companies bridge connectivity gaps and ride out the highs and lows of volumes and prices.
An AI on the other side will be able to fill the connectivity gaps and create a unified collective intelligence, very similar to the ones other species have.
If such a link appears to temporarily exhibit better quality than the steady state one, any path containing this link may experience early problems (e.g., end-to-end connectivity gaps).
Also of note, even when connectivity gaps at any level of a stack are simulated, these gaps can be compensated for by the presence of connections at the same level in neighboring stacks longitudinally joined in Golgi ribbons, and/or by the fact that these gaps might be transient, i.e., that connections might form and disassemble rapidly (see scheme in Figure 6D F).
We mitigate the connectivity gap by taking the accelerator cohort model to a new level.
Specifically, we demonstrate that CA and RC surfaces are promoting cardiac cell growth, enhancing cell connectivity (gap junctions) and electrical functionality.
Highlighting the connectivity gap is the issue of economics.
Remarkably, the connectivity gap duration is independent of the routing metric (we measured an average connectivity gap duration of 1.7 s, which depends on the protocol settings and the data sending rate).
The report estimates that "closing the connectivity gap" could generate $2.2tn £1.3tnn) in additional GDP, and more than 140 million new jobs.
