Sentence examples for customer connects from inspiring English sources
As implemented by TalkTalk, every web location that a customer connects to will be recorded and checked for malicious software – even if they have not opted into the "parental control" system.
The main type of logging is session logging – this is simply logging when a customer connects and disconnects from the server, this identifies who was connected to X IP address at X time, this is what we do and all we do.
The enterprise product, which counts AP as a customer, connects with Tableau, Microsoft Excel and Power BI, IBM SPSS, MicroStrategy, Google Data Studio and more.
To use the new service, a customer connects ZenCash to their current invoicing system, and sets up what's called an "Action Timeline".
The number of customers in each ring-star (ringʼs customers and customer connected to it through star connections) have an upper bound (capacity).
Demand for superfast fibre-optic broadband is running at an all-time high, with a new customer connected to BT's network every 20 seconds.
Assuming that the BSS is treated as industry/commerce customer connected to 10 kV distribution network, the electricity price for this kind of electricity customer references to the TOU of Beijing city in China and is provided in Table 2.
Revenues rose, but the number of customers connected across Europe fell 12.7% from 2.7m to 2.4m, as the demand for prepay phones in the UK collapsed.
The F.C.C. blocked AOL from adding video services until it let its customers connect with smaller services like those run by Microsoft and Yahoo.
More than 10 airlines in North America, including American, Delta and Southwest, are wiring their planes for Internet access, and major foreign airlines like Lufthansa are introducing new technology that will let customers connect on transoceanic flights.
Excite@Home reached a tentative agreement yesterday with a group of cable companies, including Cox Communications and the Comcast Corporation, to keep their customers connected to Excite's high-speed Internet service, according to several people involved in the negotiations.
