Sentence examples for switch links from inspiring English sources

"A lot of people have just had it with the uncertainty," said Michael Smith, a Washington area representative for Stratos Global Corporation who was working yesterday with a major oil company he declined to identify to switch links to its employees in Africa from Iridium to Inmarsat, a British-based satellite system that has a laptop-sized receiver for remote telephone users.

This newly discovered and larger switch links the agonist binding site with the movement of TM5 and TM6 through rearrangement of the TM3 TM5 TM6 interface.

The recall comes just days after GM was fined $35m over the problems with its faulty ignition switch, linked to 13 deaths.

One alternative that we should consider is a different kind of index switch, linking retirees' benefits to gross domestic product per capita, in current dollars.

GM itself has recalled about 6.3m vehicles so far this year, including more than 2.5m for problems with a faulty ignition switch linked to at least 31 crashes and 13 deaths.

GM has repaired a little more than 60% of almost 2 million older cars equipped with a defective ignition switch linked to at least 42 deaths.

Such chromatin changes are consistent with a programmed epigenetic switch linked to EMT.

The proposed method utilizes an IEEE 1149.1 architecture based on BIST to at-speed test of crosstalk faults for inter-switch links as well as an IEEE 1500-compliant wrapper to test switches themselves in NOC communication infrastructure.

Given that conventional wireless networks use packet-switch links between the central office and remote base stations, the cost and complexity of the high-speed wireless networks for data and video transmission increase exponentially while the area of effective coverage decreases.

A remarkable part of the large energy volume consumed in data centers today is due to the over-provisioning of such network resources as switches, links, and servers to meet the stringent requirements on reliability.

The world's second largest carmaker was criticised by US regulators on Tuesday for a "troubling" failure to supply information about faulty ignition switches linked to 13 deaths.