Sentence examples for improved connectivity with from inspiring English sources
The cameras offer improved connectivity, with support for both 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, as well.
"HS2 will support the creation of some 20,000 jobs for Londoners, provide extra space on the existing lines for more commuter services, a completely revamped Euston station, and improved connectivity with our great northern cities," he said.
"It will deliver improved connectivity with our great northern cities, extra space on the existing lines for more commuter services, a completely re-vamped Euston Station, a brand new interchange station at Old Oak Common and some 20,000 jobs for Londoners".
He said that over the past two years the scheme has been fully reviewed and the new proposal better suits current retailer requirements and improves connectivity with neighbouring parts of the city.
The NIC says that by 2025, the UK should be "5G-ready": "the railway network must improve connectivity with a trackside network" – estimated cost £550m – and major roads must have "mobile networks fit for the future" at a cost of £380m.
Harvesting this data to improve the human experience, while securing privacy and cybersecurity, will require progress in many areas, including developing new sensors and methodologies to collect data, new devices to improve connectivity with one another and the world, and new algorithms to extract and verify insights from this wealth of information.
With improved connectivity, users can complete a full 100TB transfer in about 19 hours.
These convex energy functions translate into convex forces that increase with increasing signal attenuation and compete for improved connectivity, as shown in Figures 2 and 3.
"Improved connectivity will further democratise access to education, healthcare and financial services.
While the IoT improves connectivity within a single plant, cloud computing improves connectivity across multiple plants.
This paper discusses landscape planning as strategy to improve connectivity in a landscape with a heterogeneous distribution of ecologically valuable areas across land owners.
