Sentence examples for embedded connection from inspiring English sources
When asked why the automaker chose to use an embedded connection, Nick Pudar, vice president for the OnStar division, said in 2010, "We're not relying on customer compliance for the safety system to work".
The embedded connection shows promising potential as a future fastening system for load-carrying laminated glass plates.
A recent research effort has resulted in a new embedded connection for a CFT column anchored into a reinforced concrete foundation.
We demonstrate locomotion and reconfiguration of single and metamodule RB over 3D surfaces, in a structured environment equipped with embedded connection ports.
Three sets of tests provide the measuring of the accuracy of the developed numerical and analytical model for heat transfer and temperature distribution in the partially embedded connections.
The role of data collected and incorporated on the fly, in a way that is transparent for the user [20] appears as critical in a context where the volume of interactions between customers and organizations challenge their capacities of adopting scalable customer service models, and embed connection on online channels as part of their case handling.
The structural behavior of a new connection design, the embedded adhesive connection, used for laminated glass plates is investigated.
The typical example of such a joining technique is conventionally known as "embedded laminated connection", where a metal insert is encapsulated in multi-ply laminated glass components.
Further, they observed that anchor bolts had fractured or elongated severely in Kobe earthquake, whereas no damage was reported for the embedded column connections.
The variation of the connectivity is implemented through manipulation of a heterogeneous two-point connection embedded into the otherwise homogeneous connectivity matrix and by variation of the connectivity strength and transmission speed.
With a solitary MP and a flimsy activist base, it still played a huge role in embedding the connection between most of Britain's ills and the EU, and thereby carrying its cause from the margins of politics to its very centre.
