Sentence examples for infrastructure connected from inspiring English sources

The chamber which controls the indoor environment, consists of interconnected nodes (sensors and actuators) in an EIB fieldbus network infrastructure connected with a PC, through RS-232 port.

In Germany, DB figured out the relationship between bikes and transit more than 10 years ago with the first dockless shared bikes, and the massive bike parking infrastructure connected to Dutch transit.

As an example, the sponsors say if a cyberthreat was detected, the president should be able to instantly shut down any infrastructure connected to "the system that controls the floodgates to the Hoover dam".

Able to show up when and where it is required, the team behind The Argus Project hopes it will help spark a real conversation on police violence, and the increasing levels of state surveillance infrastructure connected to it.

Russia, which has been banned from the Games for doping, said days before the opening ceremony that any allegations linking Russian hackers to attacks on the infrastructure connected to the Pyeongchang Olympic Games were unfounded.

Siemens, IBM, Cisco and General Electric are among the firms erecting an internet-of-things infrastructure, connecting the world in a global neural network.

It does the myth of metropolitan single-digit degrees of separation very well, so that Charlie senses "beneath the visible world, some blind infrastructure connecting the two of them, or the three of them, and connecting them to still others.

China has announced plans to invest two hundred billion dollars, in just the next three years, in energy, transport, and other forms of infrastructure connecting China's west and southwest to global markets.

VeriSign will keep the other major portion of Network Solutions, which manages major portions of the vast infrastructure connecting Internet users to Web sites whose names end in.com and.net.net

Under the deal, BT is believed to have supplied communication infrastructure connecting RAF Croughton, a US military intelligence base in Northamptonshire, with Camp Lemonnier, a command centre in Djibouti used by the US to operate drones in Yemen and Somalia.

Improved infrastructure connecting St . Johannto nearby France and Germany, including a new tram line and a 1.5 billion Swiss franc underground highway, has proved a further boon to the neighborhood, attracting businesses at a rapid clip.