Sentence examples for is quite connected from inspiring English sources

"Probably something that is quite connected to the state of our planet at the moment," she says, drily.

You're quite connected with the local community.

The hierarchical minimum distance represents an approximation of the hierarchical decoder exact metric (as discussed, e.g., in [6]), and its performance is quite closely connected with the error rate performance of the whole system [6].

In addition, connecting to the Internet from work, a library or school is quite different from connecting from the privacy of one's living room.

He's never quite connected to the scene but he's always aware of it," said Blitz about Yoo's performance as Heston.

"We knew he was quite well connected with the local health authority," Dr. Patel said.

That is the thing that has really surprised me about technology: that people want to be quite as connected as they do".

These two coastal communities that I've always associated as being quite different connected me both to my past and present in a cohesive way.

The existence of such effect is quite logical, as usually highly connected nodes correspond to the principal airports of the main European cities which, in most of the cases, are connected among themselves via direct flights.

"It is quite possible that they got connected with various people in the jewelry business in Western Europe," he said.

It is quite common to encounter problems connected with feedback (closed-loop) control stability, controller limitations, and dead-time compensation to obtain minimum variance (mean square error) control at the output.