Sentence examples for is not yet connected from inspiring English sources
The reason for this is that it is not yet connected to the core network side and relaying a UE's connection is feasible only through the donor eNB.
PocketTouch is not yet connected to a functioning smartphone, Dr. Saponas said.
The large majority of fiber installed during the huge building spree of the late 1990's is not yet connected to the optical and electronic equipment that is needed to transmit information over that fiber.
While the Indian software industry is not yet connected to the software product market opportunities, it certainly has a strong upper hand when compared to the Chinese software industry, which suffers from high fragmentation and a weak institutional framework, as well as a lack of credibility.
The reason is that Croatia is not yet connected to any stock market, but in the future, it probably will be connected to the regional wholesale electricity market of Central Easter Europe along with Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia [52].
Announcing the project in a blogpost, Google's director of Android engineering, Patrick Brady, says that "there's still an important device that isn't yet connected as seamlessly to the other screens in our lives - the car".
At that time, most Romanian households were not yet connected to the Internet.
That may not sound great, but the power from traditional cells is about five times as costly as grid electricity, so GreenSun's system sounds like a winner for places that are not yet connected.
Transmission losses are high for sending power over long distances to cities, and nearly a third of China's wind turbines are not yet connected to the national grid.
As is the case for the one-third of Chinese wind turbines that are not yet connected to the grid, supply from the desalination plant is being partly held up by the shortcomings of the distribution infrastructure.
The chancellor will deploy more than £1bn to boost broadband speeds for up 2 million homes and businesses – despite the fact that millions of other homes are not yet connected at all – and another £1.3bn of new investment in roads, primarily targeted at small projects to relieve traffic congestion.
