Sentence examples for fast links from inspiring English sources
These tie together large groups of players and large objective-based maps, forging fast links between random players and giving reinforcement waves an underlying rhythm.
They favour net-neutrality rules because they worry that ISPs will start demanding payments from providers of online services in return for fast links to their subscribers.
Very small businesses, Bamforth says, really only want to use one broadband connection and for now at least, the only service that can provide fast links at home, in the office and on the move is 4G.
Long seen as up and coming due to its fast links to the City and the West End and the leafy "village" at its heart, the area has attracted families priced out of Hackney and Islington.
It was a similar story as we headed south, through Vientiane, Siem Reap in Cambodia with its lightning fast links, Phnom Penh where there was a queue for machines between 6am and 7am - 11pm and midnight in the UK - as well as Sihanoukville on the Cambodian coast.
Although several submarine cables are being laid to connect sub-Saharan Africa to the rest of the world, fast links do not reach into the interior.So far Mr Wyler has raised €40m from three investors: Google, HSBC Principal Investments and Liberty Global, an international cable operator.
The cheap, fast link into town is on the RER (suburban railway; www.ratp.info), line B.
Though many more people can use a computer with a fast link at the office, several said they were uncomfortable transmitting sensitive financial information while on the job.
The group produced a stream of reports, held seminars, briefed MPs and sought support among local councils in the north – anyone who might welcome a fast link to London.
Until last Christmas, a high-speed train would travel at half pace along the old line at the bottom of the cliffs, giving commuters a direct fast link to Folkestone and the capital via HS1's tracks.
For handover from a slow link to a fast link, similar procedure is performed.
