Sentence examples for which disconnecting from inspiring English sources
By contrast, rationing data, which disconnecting a bandwidth-hogging user amounts to, is an inefficient way to manage a scarce resource.AT&T's latest ploy is more elaborate.
"If you're starting from scratch," he says, "then a single-payer system" — a government-managed system like Canada's, which disconnects health insurance from employment — "would probably make sense.
Disconnected nodes are those nodes which disconnect from their native network due to link failures, etc.
The articulation point refers to the vertex, which disconnects the graph when it is removed.
Let Σ be a closed subset of X which disconnects (archwise) X into distinct connected components (X_{1}) and (X_{2}).
The novel architecture, in which disconnected MnO2 nanoclusters were embedded in an interconnected 3D CNT network, was beneficial to improve the electrochemical utilization of MnO2 for charge storage.
They first jammed its communications links, which disconnected it from ground controllers and made it switch to autopilot; it also interrupted the secure data flow from the GPS satellites.
If the power provided by the solar panel cannot satisfy the load, the voltage comparator (2) drives the switch (2) to connect to port B, which disconnects the solar branch and connects the lithium branch to the system output.
After a unified presentation of these two-dimensional theories, all are deduced from the three-dimensional theory of elasticity through a suitable variation procedure which disconnects the choice of the so-called virtual motions from the choice of an approximation for the small displacement field.
"They put us through to automated payment, which disconnected us three times".
Displacement arrows were generated with fragments of the original track, which disconnected at time points that showed typical turning or discontinues movement from the original single track.
