Sentence examples for play connection from inspiring English sources

EPRI has feasibility studies under way to develop a microprocessor-based converter that will enable "plug and play" connection of any micropower device to the power grid.As energy markets liberalise, online energy-trading spot markets develop, and individual consumers win the right to select their energy suppliers, some even see the emergence of "virtual utilities".

The PS3 store can also be accessed on the PSP via a Remote Play connection to the PS3.

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Google's figures for overall handset access shows that, stale or not, Gingerbread is still bar far the most popular Android version, accounting for nearly twice the amount of Google play connections as all other Android versions put together.

Feynman is like a computer he describes in the play — a "connection machine".

"Games began as a social activity, a form of play, interaction, connection and sharing.

Redd is a fascinating figure; he is best known for his compositions — and performances — in Jack Gelber's play "The Connection" and Shirley Clarke's 1962 film of it.

Using authenticity, vulnerability, humor, play, and connection, as vehicles for expansion and powerful transformation.

The point resonates today, but otherwise the play's connections between historic and contemporary concerns are fuzzy, sometimes troubling.

Earlier this month Powerscourt also attempted to play down connections between Steinmetz's firm BSGR and Onyx, saying they were "separate and fully independent" of each other.

Graham's play for Connections, Bassett, is set in a Wiltshire classroom overlooking a repatriation parade for a dead British soldier.