Sentence examples for model to connect from inspiring English sources

The 933HD+ and 2333HD have all the benefits of a compact television including a digital TV tuner with an optional cable or satellite connection and up to two HDMI connections, depending on model, to connect digital devices such as a Blu-Ray player and gaming system.

This study adapts Campbell's model to connect neighborhood characteristics and life satisfaction through perceptions and residential satisfaction.

Finally, we demonstrate the advantages of the biologically detailed implementation by using the model to connect behavioral and neurophysiological data.

"Murray pushes people with a nice abstract model to connect it more to the real world," says L. M. Simmons, the institute's vice president of academic affairs.

Much of this, of course, echoes the ideas presented already by Audi City, a fully digital car salesroom located in urban centers and built on the Apple model to connect with millennials.

In this discussion, Caldbeck shares with us why CircleUp leverages the benefits of a marketplace model to connect capital with companies, how they select and accept companies into the platform (only 2% make it), and how he and his co-founder started the business, which included rounds and rounds of regulatory and legal work with their partners.

It also includes intra- and intercognitive computing models to connect STE-M and random forest models and improve classification accuracy with spatial and temporal reasoning.

Nevertheless, the increasing availability of gene sequences from many species allows scientists to integrate multiple techniques, systems, and models to connect genomics to specific physiological questions.

AngelList is looking to level the playing field, and harness the power of the crowdsourcing models to connect great ideas to the capital that can get them off the ground.

DSOs in the Netherlands are now developing financial market models to connect to the changing electricity market to maintain the grid as a reliable and affordable backbone, and to offer flexibility in price and connection to the grid, etc.

A new report launched today by USAID, mSTAR, FHI360 and SSG Advisors, "Business Models for the Last Billion", goes even farther to describe a range of innovative, low-cost business models to connect the unconnected.