The phrase 'line connection' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a physical or metaphorical link between two or more things. For example, "The two characters shared a strong line connection that was evident throughout the story."
We will use that any smooth vector field fulfills this integrability requirement to design line connection algorithms for contour completion.
A $150 device to set up a home computer network and share a digital subscriber line connection was selling in the top 20.
Using a high speed digital subscriber line connection, I downloaded "The Vice of Reading" by Edith Wharton to my laptop in less than six seconds.
The most likely path for the cable is from Connecticut's New Haven Harbor, where there is a power line connection, across the sound to Shoreham, a distance of 26 miles.
While having what amounts to a fixed I.P. address can give a hacker an opportunity to snoop around your machine or use it for an attack, there is an even greater hazard in not having a "dedicated line" connection to your I.S.P.
But based on my recent experience with five Windows computers, two Windows Me upgrade discs supplied by Microsoft and a hot line connection to a friendly Microsoft technical support specialist named Don, I think I'll skip this upgrade and wait to take advantage of the new operating system the next time I buy a new PC.
Others commented that mobile was now outpacing fixed line connections.
In addition to providing observation-inspired shock geometry and characteristics, this MHD simulation describes the time-dependent observer field line connections to the shock source.
Also the different behaviour of point and line connections is verified, as well as the influence of the position of the studs.
By using visual properties like spatial placement or line connections complex structures can be presented, so that humans can understand them quickly.
Digital subscriber line connections deliver three to six megabytes per second; cable lines, about 16 Mbps.
