Sentence examples for to interconnected from inspiring English sources
verb
To connect to one another.
- The Internet interconnects a set of networks.
They see that it's rapidly gone from connected to interconnected to interdependent.
"When the world is bound together this tightly," argued Seidman, "everyone's values and behavior matter more than ever, because they impact so many more people than ever....We've gone from connected to interconnected to ethically interdependent".
In fact, there's precious little in the 88-page document about how the government will eliminate systemic risks posed by financial firms that aren't allowed to fail because they're simply too big or to interconnected to other important economic players here and abroad.
Meanwhile, the leaching and freeze drying method led to interconnected fine pores with smaller pore diameters.
The microstructure of the coating changed from columnar grains to interconnected fine grains, and finally to nanocomposite structure as the Si and C contents increased, in which cubic Cr(Si, C N nanocrystallites were surrounded by an amorphous matrix consisting of SiCx, amorphous C, SiNx, and CNx.
Furthermore, the outreach to interconnected villages triggered the declaration of neighbouring communities, hence making a much larger impact.
"The emerging monopoly of AT&T occurred because it did not allow other companies to interconnect.
"It's about beginning to interconnect the totally disconnected elements of Lower Manhattan".
The standard will define the arbitrary technical parameters operators use to interconnect L.T.E.
Instead, you can have several individual blogs on MSN Spaces and use permalinks and trackbacks to interconnect them.
It has a big effect of dissolving our ego, or at least reducing it, helping us to interconnect".
