Sentence examples similar to separate to connect from inspiring English sources

Apple's new laptops are the first computers to use Intel's Thunderbolt interface technology, which is intended to replace Firewire and USB and eliminate the need for a separate port to connect displays.

The built-in Bluetooth requires separate pairing to connect a phone, helmet and GPS — not unusual — but I couldn't seem to get them all to work together, even when the three devices said they were linked.

The two core protocols that define the Internet – TCP and IP – are both designed to allow separate networks to connect to each other easily, so that networks that differ not only in hardware implementation (wired vs. satellite vs. radio networks) but also in their politics of control (consumer vs. research vs. military networks) can interoperate easily.

Handsets are not typically shared and do not require separate routers to connect to 3G and 4G data services.

In each moment, we are choosing to join or separate - to connect or disconnect - and the person to whom we're speaking feels what we have chosen regardless of our words.

This means that instead of three separate cavities to connect to the RV-implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) lead, the new port provides one combined cavity with four contacts, of which two can be of high voltage.

You'll have to go through a separate process to connect your Facebook to Twitter, but it's just as easy.

China and Russia also unveiled a separate plan last year to connect Moscow and Beijing by high speed rail, as well as a plan for a continent-spanning rail network that could cross the Bering Strait.

If your TV does not support HDMI 1.4, you will need to use a separate audio cable to connect the TV to the receiver.

Wide Area Network (WAN) connections are used to connect geographically separate networks.

While vendors advocate single platforms, it is still likely that organizations will have multiple separate systems and need to connect fully.