Sentence examples for created by connecting from inspiring English sources

Points can be created simply by keying in the coordinates, whereas lines and curves can be created by connecting the points or nodes.

The Cour des Loges (6 Rue du Boeuf; 78.42.75.75) was created by connecting three Renaissance buildings, including a 14th-century duke's mansion.

The place where the two catheters punctured the forearm was marked on each patient by an irregular, discolored potato-size fistula, surgically created by connecting a vein and an artery.

The neighborhood would be created by connecting Lower Manhattan and Governors Island with millions of cubic yards of landfill, similar to how Battery Park City was born in the 1970s.

Construction in the zones, which will be created by connecting parks, rivers, lakes, highways and low building blocks, will be strictly controlled and obstacles to air flow will be removed over time, said the Xinhua state news agency, citing Wang Fei, deputy head of Beijing's urban planning committee, as saying.

An edge line is created by connecting an edge node and corresponding offsetting node.

The possibilities of the platform we can create by connecting all these devices together and allowing developers to take advantage of the best of Web and these devices is [endless]." The platform even provides open access to the data model and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) so that developers can add their own Mesh-inspired devices and applications.

Some people create deals, but Corey created relationships by connecting his diverse friends to each other.

Fourthly, the cross-sections between every two neighbouring planes are created by directly connecting the feature points (FPs) with straight-line segments.

Then, after the compilation and installation of this toolbox, corresponding flow graphs of the transceiver chains are created by properly connecting these modular blocks.

We have also created diseasomes by connecting each disease to the two (Additional file 5: Figure S1), three (Additional file 6: Figure S2) and five (Additional file 7: Figure S3) diseases with which they correlate most strongly.