Sentence examples for have an interconnection from inspiring English sources

"If you don't have an interconnection process that is streamlined … you can end up with a total traffic jam," McConnell said.

The Beardsley Canal also has an interconnection 4.5 mile south of the dam at with the CAP aqueduct that allows it to receive additional water from that source.

These layers have an obvious interconnection, but depending upon context the same physical form of language may realise different functions and have a level of distinction (Hannay and Bolkestein, 1998).

"As long as you have a big interconnection and everybody's part of it," he said, "we're vulnerable for whatever happens in one part of the interconnection to happen everywhere else".

Studies with the biotechnological fungal workhorse Trichoderma reesei (Hypocrea jecorina) have revealed an interconnection between transcriptional regulation of cellulolytic enzymes and the light response.

For example, recent studies in P. pastoris have hinted an interconnection of both the carbon metabolism [ 58] and the cellular redox state [ 59] with protein production and secretion.

Recent studies have shown an interconnection between early ovule abortion and the size of the silique in Arabidopsis ethylene mutants [ 24].

Whereas series and feedback interconnections of open quantum systems in the SLH formalism are generally treated as having vanishing signal propagation time delay, we seek to expand the formalism in a natural way that allows each interconnection to have an associated finite delay.

From Table 3, the gas and electricity networks tend to have an independence relationship with the interconnections of gas-fired units and DHCs.

PARNEU has a flexible interconnection network architecture with message passing, which allows adding more processing units (PUs) to the system whenever more computational power is needed.

ACC has a close interconnection with the insula, thalamus, prefrontal cortex, and other subcortical structures, and is considered to be implicated in both affective and cognitive-attentional dimensions of pain and plays a deterministic role in pain modulation and analgesia [37].