Sentence examples for increasing interconnection from inspiring English sources

Analysis of computer networks is essential for the design and maintenance of complex production systems, especially considering the increasing interconnection by Internet of Things devices.

But Baker says the science is advancing to reveal increasing interconnection between the various layers and NSW as a state does not have a good deep groundwater monitoring network which allows any level of certainty about the predictions of impact on water.

The increasing interconnection and complexity of modern power systems has made them more vulnerable to wide area disturbances and this has contributed to several recent blackouts.

Vasquez et al.'s (2013) continuum of disciplinary through transdisciplinary approaches to integration, with increasing interconnection and interdependence among the disciplines, provides one framework for addressing STEM integration.

Due to the growing local electricity production, the increasing interconnection problems with the grid, and steadily increasing regulatory requirements, it could not any longer fulfill its role and the fastest and easiest way out was to sell back.

Inglis is most expert when dealing with political celebrity, from its early stages in the twentieth century, when Fascist dictators "corralled the public spectacles of celebrity propaganda," to the increasing interconnections between television, Hollywood, and American politics.

Consequently, when we refer to increasing interconnections between peoples, economies, cultures, governments, environments and other various networks at the global level, we call this a process of globalization.

Characteristics of partnerships associated with the ability to achieve sustainability goals were primarily provision of social and economic benefits to partners, improved understanding and increasing interconnections between partners and provision of administrative and organizational support.

The Spanish, and particularly the Portuguese, were exercised over the need to build electricity interconnectors over the Pyrenees to allow them to increase energy exports; they won a pledge to increase interconnection rates to 15% by 2030.

As we introduce increasing intermittency in our generation mix the need for increased interconnection will be greater and will enhance competition in the wholesale electricity market.

The former include demographic imbalances, migratory flows, the political and economic rise of Asia Pacific, inequalities in the distribution of wealth, and the increased interconnection of the world due to advances in information technologies.