Sentence examples for that connectivity to from inspiring English sources
Stringify takes that connectivity to the next level by making everything connected through an Amazon Tap, Echo or Echo Dot.
"We've built an extensive Wi-Fi network in our own service area, and see real value and potential in other leading providers joining with us to extend that connectivity to major markets across the country," she said.
This explains why Facebook's ten-year roadmap highlights exactly that — connectivity to get more users on the platform and AI to boost engagement and targeting.
Finally, the FMCG giant Unilever will be working with Internet.org on a research project aimed specifically at rural communities in India — a country with just 13percentt Internet penetration, and significant hurdles for that connectivity to be fast and reliable, particularly outside of large cities.
That connectivity to the players, being invested in their development, and helping them achieve their goals is what he lives for.
Any device that connects to the internet poses certain risks to your household and potentially (via DDoS attacks) to the rest of the world, because there are vulnerabilities that allow hackers to use that connectivity to stage attacks such as the above DDoS events.
We find that connectivity relates to receptive field structure differentially in various layers, since connected supragranular neurons had receptive fields that were more similar than the receptive fields of connected infragranular pairs.
And for the most part, that connectivity has to be wireless, especially in the personal area network, i.e. the ensemble of wearable, portable and implanted devices we carry on our person.
They're building on the cascades of bonds that connectivity promises to keep flowing.
But this could be about to change as a result of connected cars, or vehicles that have connectivity to the internet.
Cognitive systems are autopoietic in that they build adaptable structures that allow connectivity to their own previous and subsequent operations.
