Sentence examples for hub meaning from inspiring English sources

And those who care about security and use things like VPN have to connect to their tunneling software after connecting to a Wi-Fi hub, meaning that at least for a few seconds, their Web traffic is known to anyone who cares to know, and VPN does nothing to mask your device identifier.

Belfast City Council has voted in favour of Translink's new transport hub, meaning Belfast's Boyne Bridge could be demolished to accommodate it.

Schaefer hopes the Factory will become a creative hub, meaning its allusion to Andy Warhol's nerve centre factory suits more than the building's industrial aesthetic.

It's a Bluetooth module that connects to a paper plane to act as both frame, propulsion/steering device, and Bluetooth communications hub — meaning the user can control the plane via their smartphone.

One last feature on the Siri front, you can now use your Apple TV as a HomeKit hub, meaning that you can turn off the lights or adjust the temperature of your thermostat using Siri.

Asheville is both an artist's haven and an historic hub, meaning there's something worth seeing on almost every street corner.

The argument that the UK must have a single "hub" airport – meaning Heathrow – to make flights to deepest China viable has always seemed wildly overstated.

Even South Dakota isn't all that much closer than Colorado, and it isn't exactly an airline hub -- meaning it wouldn't be any cheaper to travel to, for most folks.

The Middle East, Mann said, is unique because it is a "purely hub-based phenomenon," meaning major Gulf carriers offer cheap fares to destinations around the globe, then act as hubs through which the traffic is routed.

It's a good idea, from a purely capitalistic standpoint the Atlantic station is a hub for the LIRR, meaning if Ratner threw in some office spaces he could lure businesses out of Midtown and into Brooklyn, because it would be a shorter, more convenient trip for all the Long Islanders who take the train in to work every day.

A previous brain imaging study, by the same team, showed that psilocybin decreased blood flow to certain important "hub structures" in the brain, meaning that closely linked brain areas became less tightly synchronised.