interconnection

Examples of interconnecting

interconnecting

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The term refers to a disruption of interconnecting fibres that link spatially distributed regions in the brain.
Likely, most cortical regions and their interconnecting pathways in rodent and primate brains will be different to accommodate this order-related difference.
Qualitative analysis of carbohydrate contents of mycelium interconnecting host plants.
This is why it is important to support an architectural approach to design through which systems are put together by interconnecting independent components.
The uptake and distribution of phosphorus by mycelial strands interconnecting host plants.
The tents that we observed had cuts in the lateral veins and interconnecting tissue of the leaf along both sides of the midrib.
Initially, the system begins in a position control mode until interconnecting both systems (remote system and local system through the communication channel).
The interconnecting portion traps itself inside the defect.
In this technique a gel consisting of a maze of interconnecting glassy strands and particles is grown from a suspension.
Central districts, suburbs and other zones operated as interconnecting parts of a larger metropolitan whole.
It connotes movement and connection through time and space, and highlights interconnecting themes and elements that unite case studies.
Why not take the tapestry of networked music to this next level, interconnecting not only people and machines, but entire environments?
The evaluation of an expression e1 # e2 leads to the dynamic creation of a process together with its interconnecting communication channels.
The second machine was simultaneously triggered by the first through an interconnecting cable.
The addition of titanium to tungsten improves the corrosion resistance and increases the adhesion by interconnecting metal bands.
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