Sentence examples for more tightly coupled from inspiring English sources

Few systems are more tightly coupled than the arsenal controlled by the nuclear football.

He says personal computers still have a place in the business world but need to be more tightly coupled with computer servers, software and networking gear.

Dr. Chu said the department's nuclear weapons program, which the White House is considering moving to the Defense Department, should be more tightly coupled to science in critical tasks like safeguarding nuclear materials and detecting nuclear proliferation.

While Windows 8 will have an app store, analysts expect it will need to be more tightly coupled with a service for buying books and other forms of entertainment to better match the offerings from rivals.

Plants and the rhizosphere are thus more tightly coupled than previously thought.

The smaller bandwidth parameter d used in the mean shift clustering algorithm prefers more tightly coupled video clusters.

In the past 30 years, as aviation technology has grown more sophisticated--and therefore more tightly coupled--it has also grown safer.

Such collaborations serve to more tightly couple the biomedical literature with online resources that curate and integrate their content.

Examined over time, the instances reveal stability in the loosely coupled nature of institutional arrangements and a trend towards more integral, or tightly coupled, technical systems.

[RFC 4245] gives a high-level view of more advanced requirements for tightly coupled conferences such as conference creation, conference termination, dial-in, where participants dial in to the conference, and dial-out, in which the conference calls the participants.

I agree that, in the short term, tightly coupled systems can provide more efficient means to drive end-to-end innovation when you know precisely what you want to build.