Sentence examples for that interconnects from inspiring English sources
"that interconnects" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to two or more things that are connected to each other. For example: "The network of streets that interconnects the city makes it easy to get from one place to another."
Few parents demand learning that interconnects disciplines to help make sense of the past; that has current, factual content; that teaches students to write summaries critiquing the style and content of readings.
The market has grown rapidly to a size of around $300bn£190bnbn) and after the first FPC meeting, Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King, described ETFs as a "contributory factor" to the "tangled web" that interconnects risks in the financial system.
Recently, Level 3 Communications, which operates a broadband backbone that interconnects content suppliers and service providers, revealed that shortly after it cut a deal with Netflix to carry its movies, Comcast demanded an extra toll to pipe its content to subscribers.
The board is built around as central FPGA that interconnects all the IP cores.
Instead, they are implicitly mapped onto the single communication element that interconnects processing and storage elements.
The solid lines represent one mutation step that interconnects adjacent alleles.
Likewise the dance and the music seem to have separate lives that interconnect, sometimes powerfully.
This is a game that is filled with systems that interconnect and work together like a monstrous clockwork toy.
Make another list (get your children to help) of the forms that interconnect and characterise the way we live now.
Most hydroid polyps secrete a horny, chitinous external skeleton that is essentially a tube around the polyp and the network of stolons that interconnect members of a colony.
In support of this view are similarities in mitosis and in cell wall plugs, special structures inserted into holes in the cell walls that interconnect cells.
