Sentence examples for greater interconnection from inspiring English sources

But network operators say that could hamper innovation, and those on the right see net neutrality as a socialist plot to regulate the internet.Thus the incentives that used to favour greater interconnection now point the other way.

A more comprehensive perspective on STEM integration is featured in Vasquez et al.'s work (2013; Table 1), where different forms of boundary crossing are displayed along a continuum of increasing levels of integration, with progression along the continuum involving greater interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines.

Within the NP group, a reduced DMN connectivity and a greater interconnection between some pain-related areas emerged.

As might be expected by the greater interconnection of Southeast Asian STs compared to Australian STs, the recombination to mutation ratio for the Southeast Asian population is approximately 1.7 times higher than in the Australian population.

This is because of the great interconnection between these countries, and indeed with the global economy, in respect to trade and industry.

However, notwithstanding the great interconnection between attention and working memory (WM) (Awh et al., 2000; Oberauer, 2002; Fougnie & Marois, 2006; Chun & Turk-Browne, 2007), very few studies have considered the mechanisms of attentional control over representations held in WM (Gazzaley & Nobre, 2012).

Thus illustrating the modularity of the network composed of two clusters of species, with greater internal interconnection than would be expected by chance.

At a minimum, apart from a few sceptics, there is agreement that the definition of globalization involves the recognition of some form of greater integration and interconnection at the global level.

In summary, the network pharmacology approach, combining with multi-dimensional data, would allow researchers to paint a more comprehensive view of addiction genetics and identify a greater portion of interconnections between drugs and genes.

As we introduce increasing intermittency in our generation mix the need for increased interconnection will be greater and will enhance competition in the wholesale electricity market.

This is to ensure that the bonding forces present within the CNT interconnection bumps is greater than the die's weight to ensure mechanical stability.