Sentences with phrase «major connection point»

As a major connection point for long - haul international flights, the airport is also the world's busiest in terms of international passengers ahead of London - Heathrow (LHR).

Atlanta, the world's busiest airport, is a major connection point that handles some 2,500 flights and 275,000 passengers a day.

Not exact matches

The major point in their article was on the connection between fluency and comprehension:

In recent days, as Apple steps into the market and eReaders are practically falling out of the rafters, one of the major points of comparison that has kept the Kindle on top has been the subscription - free 3G connection complete with web browser.

I think the people with high bandwidth connections that are having major problems with these issues are either playing over WiFi on their home networks (which ANY online gamer will tell you is a bad idea and not only from a networking point, but also in terms of controllers) and / or they have a «bad apple» gateway between their internet service provider and Sony's PSNow servers (this is completely out of the user's control and partially out of Sony's control — at least for the Beta).

After their major reveal of the next - generation Xbox One Microsoft seemed keen to point out to media outlets that their new console did not have a requirement to be connected to the Internet all of the time, leaving many gamers feeling relieved, particularly those living on military bases where Internet connections are not available.

It tries to gain an emotional connection with the player, but fails miserably and a lack of any kind of caring for these moments on the game's part meant that some major plot points did not have the intended emotional effect when they occurred.

This major conference (6 - 8 October, 2016) will address the understated connections and points of contention between Black - British artists» practice and their work's relationship to modernist histories.

At Manchester Art Gallery she has developed the points of connection between the decorative, fine art and costume collections, including a major strand of couture collecting supported by a significant Heritage Lottery Fund Collecting Cultures award.

«Getting the Creative Capital Award was a major turning point in my career, obviously,» Paul told us, «but the biggest connection that I made through Creative Capital was at the Retreat when I met Jane Brown and Neil Didriksen [Jane's husband and collaborator].

I will certainly be making the point about the downturn in temperatures worldwide, and their connection with natural processes such as the major oceanic oscillations.