Sentence examples for line connections from inspiring English sources

Since large interfaces are common in vehicles (e.g. the continuous line connections to connect the body with the windshield, roof or floor), this interface bottleneck poses a clear limitation in the vehicle noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) design process.

Referencing Virgin's technology, the concept of having fibre closer to fixed line connections is not new, their vision is to have gigabit connectivity in the next 10 years.

Others commented that mobile was now outpacing fixed line connections.

In many cases, consumer advocates and industry analysts said, customers do not get the maximum promised speed, or anywhere near it, from their cable and digital subscriber line connections.

For personal computers used at home, the proliferation of cable modems and digital subscriber line connections that are always linked to the Internet should fuel demand for firewalls, which shield parts of a network, said Todd Raker, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.

"Now that satellite has new technology that can genuinely offer service quality that matches cable and DSL, you will see this become a viable third option," said David Williams, the chief executive of Avanti, referring to telecommunications companies' digital subscriber line connections.

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.

Communication link between RTUs that have a power line connection is shown in dotted lines.

We will use that any smooth vector field fulfills this integrability requirement to design line connection algorithms for contour completion.

Sullivan claims that "the classification of these [excess line connection] costs as an asset does not contradict the definition of assets" issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.