Sentence examples for requirements connecting from inspiring English sources

Walking the show floor at CES this week, I saw evidence of these trends in everything from the gazillions of apps and examples of social interaction on display in nearly every booth to the panel conversations around infrastructure and standards requirements connecting these devices to each other and into our lives.

Once you have confirmed that your iPhone and computer meet the system requirements, connect the two with the USB cable that came with the phone.

The office keeps an eye on the city's debt, finds ways to save money, and — a very important job in these difficult times — enforces its living-wage requirements connected to public contracts.

However, there were strict attestation requirements connected to the admission of such evidence, with which the Prosecution wished to dispense.

These couplings and performance requirements connect all parts of EV operation abovementioned to form a large, complex and interactive system.

Fatigue life is one of the parameter that must be satisfy but there is no requirements connected with it.

The lower quality requirements connected with a change of biooil application from combustion to gasification can help to simplify the FP process.

This paper introduces a multi-agent software architecture as a possible solution to better tackle the variety of problems connected with building diagnostic systems, based at the requirements connected with modem industrial applications.

In this context, functional coatings developed on aluminum alloy stand out for the excellent capability of keeping unchanged their performances over the time and after simulation of rather severe working environments, matching by this way some of the basic requirements connected with their employment as innovative industrial structural materials and components.

And as a manager, it's your job to be able to show them how their requirements connects to larger goals and initiatives.

However, it is difficult to demonstrate that hens need energy mostly in the morning and protein in the afternoon according to their specific requirements connected with the egg production cycle, whereas several studies have shown that hens express a specific appetite for calcium in the afternoon for eggshell formation (Mongin and Sauveur, 1974; Chah and Moran, 1985).