Sentence examples for managing connections from inspiring English sources

"The wi-fi manager is more than simply managing connections — it provides you with an extra layer of security where if you're in an area where there's an insecure network it helps prevent making a connection, unless you specify you're comfortable with allowing it to happen, which you wouldn't get with any other traditional wi-fi systems".

The aim of the paper is to show how an effective integration of the firms can be obtained through a NEN based on two structural basic elements: by connecting individual firms through "negotiation" interactions, and by managing connections through a "mediator".

Senior teams build dynamic equilibrium by separating the imperatives that are in conflict with one another in order to recognize and respect each one (creating a separate unit to develop a new business model, for example), while at the same time actively managing connections between them in order to leverage interdependencies and benefit from their synergies.

The authors described six needs of older people that emerged from a review of cultural probe materials: maintaining connections with other people, managing connections, education, reciprocity (be able to offer help as well as receive help), reminiscence, and independence.

Today their new Community Design Manager is asking users for feedback on the Manage Connections page.

On a BlackBerry, use the "Manage Connections" icon.

A large quantum information processor will be composed of many individual modules with precisely managed connections.

Customers of the Silicon Valley start-up Pano Logic plug their monitors, keyboards and mice into a small device that manages connections with servers holding full virtual desktops.

WiMAX systems can support "managed connections", where IP support is intrinsic to the connection.

As described in the IEEE 802.16j specificathen[5], the BS node manages connections from RS nodes, as well as direct connections from SS nodes.

Users don't have to write software, develop and manage connections to operator's networks and gateways, or host, manage and monitor the service.