Sentence examples for it's interconnected to from inspiring English sources
And it's interconnected to the grids in neighboring countries, which gives the system additional capacity when there are local problems.
That's because it is interconnected to the oil and gas business and ultimately loses out in terms of investment and executive attention to big-money petroleum.
It now needs to be clarified how it is interconnected to other known parts of the regulatory picture determining (yeast) lifespan.
It can be interconnected to a DMM characterized in linearity, to a dc voltage standard and to a dc voltage generator under calibration to manage automatically the calibration process.
Each is interconnected to the next.
Because of its algorithmic structure, nearly everything in it is interconnected: changes to the handling of a ship can affect the way insects fly.
Data is at its most powerful when it is interconnected.
To America's black ops chiefs, the globe is as unstable as it is interconnected.
"Small electronic devices represent a miniscule part of total energy consumption," says Tom Starrs, chairman of the American Solar Energy Society. "For any photovoltaic technology to make a significant contribution to global energy needs, it needs to be interconnected with the electrical grid, displacing power generated by coal, nuclear, and other nonrenewable sources of energy".
We have to learn as a society what it means to be interconnected all the time.
