Sentence examples for improve the connection from inspiring English sources
As I've harped on numerous times, the reason we play is to improve the connection we have in others, learn about the world around us, and connect more deeply with ourselves and environment.
The loudness you adopt in response to a bad cellphone connection, in the misguided hope that talking louder will improve the connection.
PLANS to build new ramps to help improve the connection between the Merritt Parkway and Interstate 95 in Norwalk could be held up by a lawsuit filed Tuesday by groups fighting to preserve the parkway.
A council spokesman said: "The new road is designed to simplify traffic flow and improve the connection between Vaux, the city centre and the rest of Sunderland.
It also comes as China is making ever more moves to improve the connection between Internet users and real-world identities.
Experimental results indicated that both surface treatment and penetrating bars improve the connection between GFRP plate and concrete, and promote the ultimate strength and rigidity of hybrid deck.
BT is installing fibre to improve the connections, and with help from the taxpayer and over £2.5bn of its own money, its improvements will reach the majority of homes by 2017.
In a bid to convince more firms to locate their data centres on the island, Iceland's government has cut corporation tax to 15% and committed to laying new high-speed data cables to improve the connections with Europe and north America.
Mobile cellular operators providing AMR services could apply our CAC to fulfill the quality requirements of the user experience and also improve the connection-level QoS.
"After the incident, the long-term plan was to get some running at intermediate energy and then have a long shut-down when we improve the connections between the magnets," Prof Weidberg told BBC News.
Researchers left the neurons that do a mouse's thinking alone, but injected the animal's brain with glial cells—supporting cells that improve the connections between neurons from a human fetus.
