Sentence examples for more efficient connections from inspiring English sources

Both HTTP/2 and SPDY allow for faster and more efficient connections between browsers and servers.

Making your online networks tighter and better targeted is a good way to establish more efficient connections with people who can help you find a job and advance your career.

And it's true that children's brains contain more neurons and synapses, because once they hit adolescence their brains undergo a process called "pruning": as part of the developmental process when we hit our early teens, the more "weak" or less-well-established connections in our brains are disposed of, leaving the more efficient and established connections to thrive and grow stronger.

This should lead us to double down on the efforts underway to make our cross border economic connections more efficient and secure in North America, even as we strengthen our respective economies.

This axonal pruning during brain maturation presumably allows for a more efficient network of brain connections (Stepanyants et al., 2002; Lebel et al., 2008).

Bus connections to and from Skopje are much more efficient and diverse than train connections.

By 2001, the third generation dumped circuit-switching, which uses direct connections, for more efficient packet-switching, which moves data around in blocks.

Having their muscles attached to their exoskeletons is more efficient and allows more muscle connections; crustaceans also use the same method, though all spiders use hydraulic pressure to extend their legs, a system inherited from their pre-arthropod ancestors.

The results illustrated in this work can be a support for more efficient designs of the shear connection in composite steel concrete beams and a basis for possible improvements of their current design recommendations.

This is because the existence of multihomophony in Chinese makes it more efficient to access meaning through the connection between orthography and semantics rather than the connection of orthography to phonology to semantics.

The female brain, on the other hand, has more neural connections and is more efficient, which makes women better at interpreting social phenomena, including social cues.