Sentence examples for interconnectivity into from inspiring English sources

We continue to build increasingly complex interconnectivity into our startups, apps, and products, almost guaranteeing that the kinds of accidental disclosures and leaks we have seen – whether to cyber-hackers or government intelligence collectors – will continue.

When I step onto the mat to teach, I always embed mind-body interconnectivity into the experience of the class.

The recent lawsuit between Oracle and Google has brought identity management and interconnectivity issues into the spotlight.

Add Sun Microsystems' latest twist to the Java language, called Jini, and more of the tools to make this inchoate vision of total, universal interconnectivity, come into view.

"Air travel is the only way to develop interconnectivity in Asia".

There is one other symbol of interconnectivity in the Dick Wolf universe.

Network environ analysis (NEA), an application of ecological network analysis (ENA), is presented as a mathematical basis for developing insight into ecosystem interconnectivity for ecological engineering design.

The results show that the studied system presents a very small miscibility gap, which favors instantaneous demixing and the mechanism of nucleation and growth of the polymer lean phase, as well as macrovoid formation, yielding membranes with big macrovoids and low-pore interconnectivity, when directly immersed into a non-solvent bath.

One, for the show 'Willem de Kooning and John Chamberlain: Affinity and Inspiration,' taps into my appreciation for interconnectivity, since my studio formerly belonged to Elaine de Kooning and was later used by Chamberlain.

As our current e-hive expands exponentially, as we splinter our lives and time into nano units of interconnectivity, we are losing sight of primal time, the slow moments that make us human.

Patricia Hill Collins offers glimpses into an ethics of interconnectivity as an eros ethics in her characterization of the fluidity of "othermothers" for African American communities (Collins 1990).