Sentence examples for connectivity ideas from inspiring English sources

The Aquila plan, like other ambitious connectivity ideas, some still in the offing, was conceived in a period one might call "peak Facebook," when it was at the height of its growth, before it attracted nearly the level of criticism it faces today, and when its goals were lofty in several ways.

Connectivity to the Game Boy Advance was discussed as an opportunity among the developers, but they eventually agreed that Double Dash!! was not suited to these connectivity ideas and decided to exclude it.

Leveraging such connectivity, the idea of vehicular cloud computing, where computation for vehicular applications and services are offloaded to the cloud, becomes an attractive proposition.

And it was an E3 with two new consoles, based not around sheer processing grunt, but around new interface ideas, connectivity and innovation.

Previous works like Fabric Playground or Connect center around similar ideas of connectivity and playfulness.

Since a failed node only affects its direct neighbors' connectivity, the main idea of the restoration is to move one of the failed node's neighbors to a new position so that all the failed node's direct neighbors can be re-connected.

More recently, disease-oriented neuroimaging research has moved toward more dynamic assessments of network connectivity, confirming an idea that has long been suspected: that each focal neurodegenerative syndrome targets a specific large-scale distributed network.

One of the key ideas of connectivity map (CMAP) is to measure the connectivity between disease gene expression signatures and compound-induced gene expression profiles.

But East Asian governments at least have a strong self-interest to minimise actions that would disrupt growth".Besides growth, the promise of the Pacific rests on three other fairly sturdy legs: trade, ideas and connectivity.

Kansas City was chosen to host this major event because of its new urban ideas, digital connectivity, tech advancements and innovative entrepreneurs.

If several people are doing this at once, as at the Weather Project, "there is a feeling of community – people feel connected – successful public space supports the idea of connectivity".