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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.

It also comes as China is making ever more moves to improve the connection between Internet users and real-world identities.

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.

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.

In addition, this campaign has allowed the study of the influence of different mortar and fibre types and the possible benefit of using anchors to improve the connection between the walls and the external reinforcement.

Two additional vertical plates (2 × PL-2) were welded to beam end plate (PL-1) to provide an extra welding area for stirrups in order to improve the connection between the stirrups and the end plate as shown in Fig. 6b.

"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.

The invitation -- it arrived about three years ago -- was apparently the result of Korean officials' approval of the way Boston is reviving its waterfront and improving the connection between the harbor and the central business district.

We need economics that sees dollars as means and improving the connection between people as the meaning.

This paper tackles the problem of improving the connection between the fixed frame and the end-effector of planar and spatial cable-driven robots.