Sentence examples for technical connection from inspiring English sources
The technical connection division business involves a set of measures aimed at connecting the power equipment of legal entities and individuals to the company's grid facilities.
Regulatory issues, such as technical connection guidelines, type testing, Draft IEC Standard 62116, and parallel connection agreement are also explained in detail in the chapter.
It operates through the electric energy transmission, technical connection, investments, and repair programs businesses.
Moreover, the historically nexus of social and technical connection of automobiles to everyday lives has created a lock-in situation of an "automobility culture" synonymously seen as a symbol of 'good life' and "freedom" of citizens ('citizenship of mobility') [61].
Selecting a more technical connection for the next sample, a Senior Security Analyst at a large consulting firm, I was able to find out that they were using iSensor, Cisco Firewalls, Cisco IDS/IPS, Sourcefire, Fortigate, Sonic Wall, Logvault, Palo Alto Firewalls and Carbon Black.
But, he acknowledged, the technical connections have not been completely worked out.
Other calculations by John Pages at Technical Connections, published in he Personal Finance Society's magazine, Financial Solutions, suggests how easily the tax take could exceed 110%.
Iran must only dismantle connections to enrich over 5percentt ("dismantle the technical connections required to enrich above 5%."), allowing these to be plugged right back in after six months.
The newer version improves the technical connections between the two cloud applications including the ability to "pin" a note to a record.
Halt all enrichment above 5% and dismantle the technical connections required to enrich above 5%.
Conclusion: Although mashups are in a phase of rapid growth and widespread innovation, problems relating to market structure and contractual relationships lurk underneath the surface; stabilizing those non-technical connections would enhance sustainability.
