Sentence examples for could interconnect from inspiring English sources

Diagram 4 is only meant to demonstrate how the NSPs could interconnect with each other and smaller ISPs.

Norman Foster lifted the roof of Stansted airport (opened in 1991) so gigantic glass walls could interconnect each person and space, and flood them with the same light.

As a result, all customers had to do was use a tool kit that could interconnect a gate array based on their specific needs.

It is understood that he will use the panel's recommendations to decide how hospital's Accident and Emergency departments, GP services and other health care sectors could interconnect.

Eventually, Layer plans to open source more than the UI, which could mean that bigger companies (think Google, Facebook, Microsoft/Skype) could interconnect with Layer-enabled applications, too, via APIs.

As for Nest and the Internet of Things, the topic of this year's LeWeb, Fadell said that "we will have an Internet of Things, but if you think about it, we had computers in the 40s, 50s and 60s, and it took many years before they could interconnect.

Tony Haymet, the director of the Scripps Institution, said he and Earth Networks shared the goal of spurring the growth of more networked monitoring by a variety of entities, which could conceivably interconnect with Earth Networks' sensors to provide a far more nuanced picture of where greenhouse gases are being emitted and absorbed.

Snapchat's app doesn't have a way for you to discover people to follow, but the downloadable Snapcodes could help interconnect its legions of users.

The identification of nontoxigenic C. sordellii variants (Walk et al. 2011) provides a further parallel with C. difficile and indicates that their evolutionary histories could potentially interconnect.

"Our systems could be interconnected.

As with tolls and lease payments, smart contracts could be interconnected with fractional payments being made to the automaker from the proceeds of fares for rides delivered.