Sentence examples for that could be interconnected from inspiring English sources

Such co-operation illustrates a desire among NATO countries and their allies to design technologically compatible subsea networks that could be interconnected.

Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Architects of Albany, working with Urbahn Associates of New York City, designed the Farmingdale building as a multitenant structure with 537-square-foot laboratory-equipped modules that could be interconnected depending on how much space a tenant wanted.

The authors had already proposed such framework for simple beam-like structures: each beam was considered as a TITOP sub-system that could be interconnected to another beam thanks to the ports.

Microchips that allow electrical products to turn off at periods of high demand could be interconnected with the not-yet-smart meters that we are about to have installed in our homes.

Adrienne Esposito, the executive director of the Citizens Campaign for the Environment, in Farmingdale, a group that opposes the Broadwater project, said difficult technical challenges remained before the lines could be interconnected.

"Our systems could be interconnected.

We consider a network consisting of N nodes and a certain number of links M that could be used to interconnect these nodes.

Formanyyears,thedrivetowards computationalphysics studiesthatmatchthesizeand time-scalesofexperiment has been fueled by increases in processor and interconnect performance that could be exploited with relatively little modification to existing codes.

Some evidence suggests that these effects may be interconnected.

"So basically, the idea was to try to find out if finally those things that, for me, were interconnected could be seen in a frame".

The changes reported here affecting epigenetic marks and cell wall polymers are associated with the accumulation of auxin in early embryo cells, this data could reflect different processes that are interconnected in complex regulatory mechanisms that control cell reprogramming and embryogenesis initiation.