Sentence examples for points to connect from inspiring English sources

"It's nice to be able to have touch points to connect with your life, whether that's checking your Gmail or Facebook to see whose birthday it is".

He also added that a Europe-wide "super-grid" could be catered for by including "jumping off points" to connect with other electricity grids in continental Europe.

The next step is now to go beyond collecting data and correlating data points: to connect the dots, that is, to understand what actually underlies the identified data patterns.

The tubes are structurally strong (he threads iron rods through a few key points to connect them), and the cardboard can be dipped in polyurethane for waterproofing (waterproof sponge seals the cracks).

In this category, the vehicles can use cellular gateways and wireless local area network access points to connect to the Internet and facilitate vehicular applications [14].

Furthermore, 3D hierarchical structures can supply more points to connect the conductive matrix in the electrodes, which can provide more electron paths and suppress the separation of active materials [30, 31, 32].

Microcells also added complexity for clients, which had to decide for themselves which access point to connect to.

They exploit identity not as a starting point to connect with the rest of humanity but an end point, from which the rest of humanity is excluded.

To will someone else to triumph over adversity; to lift someone else up when they are at their lowest point; to connect with each other below the surface... this is us at our most beautiful.

Indeed, doing something out of the ordinary can often increase your professional status, making you an object of interest and giving you an entry point to connect to others on a human level.

And make it a point to connect with sales team members regularly to find out what questions they're getting consistently from customers and leads.