Sentence examples for interconnected points from inspiring English sources

The N.S.A. fed its bounty into software that created a dizzying social-network diagram of interconnected points and lines.

They have used four C6455 DSPs interconnected point-to-point by SRIO.

These elements are interconnected at points common to two or more elements (nodes or nodal points) and/or boundary lines and/or surfaces.

Finite element method (FEM) is an approximation method, replacing a complex structure with an assemblage of simple elements interconnected at points called nodes.

The enhanced k and σ values is attributed to the fact that the Cu deposits serve not only as interconnecting points but also as fillers, forming stereo conductive framework for thermal transport and electronic conduction.

It then studies NoC from an interconnect point of view and makes projections on future NoC parameters.

Since the front line had changed very little since the blockade was established, the German forces had built a dense defensive network of strong points, interconnected by trenches and protected by extensive obstacles and interlocking artillery and mortar fire.

Volunteers who are willing to spend $1,000 for a simple Wi-Fi antenna and router are interconnecting by pointing at one another around the city, making signals available locally in a radius of approximately a city block from each antenna.

They're all interconnected at some point," said Schlickman, who is now the director of the Urban Transportation Center at the University of Illinois Chicago.

DCS-B as shown in Fig. 5 is a LCC-HVDC grid and designed by interconnecting 2 existing point to point LCC-HVDC schemes (Bb-B1 to Bb-B3 and Bb-B2 to Bb-B4 highlighted in dark blue).

"My friends at this point have interconnected," Hastreiter says.