Sentence examples for to improve connection from inspiring English sources
"We're always looking to improve connection stability and battery life".
We've got a 1.4GHz dual-core processing chip under the hood, Wi-Fi channel bonding to improve connection and speed, and support for HSPA+.
Cover-plate reinforced connections were specified to relocate the plastic hinge beyond the nose of cover plates and away from the face of column to improve connection performance.
It's possible to improve connection security as messages are sent over the internet, and it's possible to better secure the receiving and sending devices to deter snooping, but as long as people have cameras a recipient can take a photo of their screen with, no software can ever provide a 100% guarantee".
Every year 700 hectares of land is lost to hotels, luxury housing for rich foreigners or just roads to improve connections on the island.
But the current work, to allow the southbound platform to reopen in time for the 10th anniversary of 9/11, is part of the $1.4 billion Fulton Street Transit Center project, which is supposed to improve connections to six subway stations in Lower Manhattan in 2014.
Yet the number of vessels using the NSR will continue to rise steeply, driven by the development of Arctic especially Russian natural resources.A passage to ChinaRussia has long dreamed of developing the NSR, chiefly to improve connections across its own vast area.
This flexibility can be exploited to improve connection-level QoS (call blocking/dropping probability) for high-bandwidth consuming applications such as multi-layer video.
Mary Creagh, Labour's shadow transport secretary, said: "Labour supports high-speed rail to tackle commuter overcrowding and to improve connections between cities in the North and Midlands and London.
In 2005, KTA approved reconstruction of the Emporia interchange to improve connections to US-50, I-35, and the city of Emporia, resulting in the present configuration.
In 1956, the number was one of several dozen Secondary Highways designated by the Department of Highways to improve connections between King's Highways.
