Stockholm prides itself on being one of the most connected cities, not only in terms of physical connections, but digital ones too.
Among relic collectors, objects with established physical connections to celebrities are particularly prized.
Nearly all of his dances offer purposefully clumsy attempts at emotional connection, usually through physical connections of the contorted variety.
The backbone provider with by far the largest number of physical connections is UUNET, now owned by MCI Worldcom, which is on its way to becoming Worldcom Sprint.
Still, Covad and other third-party suppliers rely on Verizon for the physical connections and, Mr. Plotkin said, Verizon has repeatedly delayed installing them.
Far from being a collection of villages or campsites, the homes were linked by courtyards and pathways, forming shared physical connections not unlike contemporary streets.
Physical connections made and broken, the most intimate sense of selfhood and self-alienation in terms of a woman's body, are the core of the film, and Vitkova's images have a powerfully intimate physicality to match.
Instead, someone with access to the physical connections dropped the Border Gateway Protocol, or B.G.P., routes into Syria in such a way that any information trying to enter the country was not able to find its way.
This makes radio ideal for mobile communications, satellite and deep-space communications, broadcast communications, and other applications in which the laying of physical connections may be impossible or very costly.
"NEW YORK's Golden Age of Bridges" (Fordham University Press) uses paintings by Antonio Masi and essays by Joan Marans Dim to span the gaps in the skyline by focusing on the physical connections that helped create Greater New York.
Fig. 4 The mission network of physical connections with SpaceWire.
