Sentence examples for temporary connections from inspiring English sources

The company, which launched in March 2009, is developing a mobile application that will let users send or receive money via temporary connections.

So Glympse takes a different approach, instead asking you to create temporary connections with other people that last for a maximum of four hours.

For example, assemblages formed between bodies, wheelchairs, and places are not permanent states, but temporary connections that enable certain actions and activities and constrain others.

Action is created through a number of creative, specific and temporary connections that together achieve particular practices and have particular effects.

Importantly, assemblages are not stable or closed systems, but rather temporary connections that continually come together and then break apart, forming different assemblages with other elements that produce different effects.

The temporary connections between the Arabian plate and Eurasia established 18 16 Ma are thought to have allowed the first faunal exchanges between these distinct biogeographic regions, with a permanent Eurasian connection being established ~15 Ma [ 24– 26].

As children clamber over it, West's work becomes a bridge between past and present as much as a temporary connection between culture and the natural world.

"Never having found a real woman with whom he could sustain a more than temporary connection," he writes, "Ellery Pierce, a technician at a firm that made animatronic creatures... decides to fabricate one".

(2) The stateless feature of key distribution matches the properties of mobile wireless networks including frequent topology changes and temporary connection disruptions.

By pre-distributing the tickets to mesh client, the mesh client and the target mesh router can authenticate each other and establish temporary connection.

"When you can form a little bit of a temporary connection, that's when you get the most openness and honesty," Davis says.