Sentence examples for which will be connected from inspiring English sources

The two projects — which will be connected by enclosed walkways — are costing about $1 billion.

The agency signed on in November as the main tenant of the Moynihan station, which will be connected to Pennsylvania Station.

The plan includes a renovation of the basement museum in the 144-year-old 144-year-old 144-year-oldfor Educatheaterd Leandrship, which will be connected to the Petersen House, where Lincoln died.

In a joint project with Cambridge based startup Neul, BT is building 15 base stations across Milton Keynes which will be connected to the internet and be able to pick up signals from sensors in thousands of objects.

One is that there will be no separate entrance to the addition, which will be connected to the main building by a glass-enclosed, two-level bridge over a pedestrian walkway.

The now-defunct London Development Agency bought it with the intention of building 40,000 new homes between Custom House and Stratford stations, both of which will be connected to Crossrail in 2018.

Soon it should be the "Interpuerto", a customs-clearing zone to speed goods on their way to the United States via two rail lines and the motorways to which it will be connected.

Regarding on-chip communication architecture verification, this chapter focuses on two major aspects: verifying the on-chip communication architecture specification and implementations, and verifying whether IP (intellectual property) cores are compliant with the on-chip communication protocol to which they will be connected in an system-on-chip (SoC) design.

Together the products and their future potential have given Nest a strong footing in the "Internet of Things" – the idea in which everyday objects will be connected and able to communicate with each other – which was proved by Nest's acquisition by Google in January for $3.2bn£2bnbn).

The master opens a single queue, to which each slave will be connected, and every slave opens its queue, to receive orders from the master.

Shared oversized pipeline designs are often proposed in order to form a "cluster" of CO2 sources and serve as the backbone for an expanding CO2 transportation infrastructure, to which emission sources will be connected.