Sentence examples for interconnecting to from inspiring English sources

This system runs 15,000 kilometres from London to Mumbai with 13 drop-off points along the way, and interconnecting to other global and regional sea cables.

"As these wind turbines are built and interconnected, they're interconnecting to local transmission lines, and for the most part they can produce electricity and inject it onto the system," said Ellen Foley, a spokeswoman for the grid operator.

You could have mobile routers in backpacks, cars and rooftops all interconnecting to create a further mesh solutions".

In other words, a search within the IC triangle ensures that the node D interconnecting to C will be found, as proved below.

"As the fourth largest Internet exchange point in the U.S., [the Miami location] hosts the termination points of 15 subsea cable systems and more than 120 global networks interconnecting to approximately 150 countries," the company wrote in a statement.

The three main enhancements in CMS are firstly, interconnecting to HSS by deploying diameter interface; secondly, defining ISC interface to access to SIP-based ASs; and thirdly, setting up the SIP session on behalf of non-SIP-based end devices.

Banks are too interconnected to fail.

They see that it's rapidly gone from connected to interconnected to interdependent.

But the economy is too interconnected to draw such a rigid distinction.

The individual mechanical integrators were then interconnected to solve a set of differential equations.

The problem was — people use the term 'too interconnected to fail.' That's not totally accurate, but it's close enough".