Sentence examples for interconnect through from inspiring English sources

We consider a population of N agents (representing Autonomous Systems) which interconnect through two types of links: customer-provider and peering.

It is observed, from the SEM images, that some macropores within the obtained 3DM polymer membrane interconnect through many little holes, which would leave the continuous channels for ion transportation in the resultant polymer electrolyte.

The present calculation procedure integrates the steady-sate electrochemical reactions of the SOFC with finite-element models for thermo-mechanical analyses of the interconnect through iteration processes, so that a unified temperature distribution with heat loss effect can be obtained.

This model proposes that clusters interconnect through long amylopectin chains that participate in forming the crystalline and amorphous lamellae.

In the human gastrointestinal tract, specialized ICs of Cajal (ICCs) interconnect through gap junctions and function as pacemakers and conductors of electrical activity between enteric neurons and smooth muscle cells [ 6].

In this contribution, the short-time high-current behavior of electrical interconnects (through-metalized vias) manufactured in thick-film technology is investigated.

As in conventional chips, the multiple levels of wires are separated by layers of insulating material and interconnected through holes referred to as vias.

Millennials (what we used to call "young people" but now encompasses anyone up to 35) have spent their whole lives interconnected through the web.

Today, the quality of air and water, the movement of people and objects, the changes in weather, the road traffic, the production and consumption of energy, can be measured by sensors, and tracked and interconnected through networks in real time.

About 17 million of the 48 million South Koreans belong to Cyworld, a Web-based service that is a sort of parallel universe where everyone is interconnected through home pages.

As a Rhodes scholar, Cohen had ditched England for extended travel through Syria, Lebanon, Iraq and Iran, where he interacted daily with a younger generation closely interconnected through social media and wireless technology.