Definition of interconnect in English:

interconnect

verb ɪntəkəˈnɛktˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛkt

[no object]

Connect with each other.
the way human activities interconnect with the environment
with object the lakes are interconnected by trails filled with joggers
Example sentencesExamples
- It interconnects with a dining room at the back of the house.
- The third reception area is a dining room interconnecting with the kitchen; this can also be entered from the rear hallway.
- They interconnect with the castle architecture.
- Two large rooms, originally a set of bedrooms, which interconnect through folding doors are off to the left.
- These new carriers must interconnect with both existing carriers and with each other to provide global service to their corporate customers.
- The house has three reception rooms, including generously-sized drawing and dining rooms which interconnect via double doors.
- Bluetooth is a specification that describes how computers and devices like mobile phones can easily interconnect with each other using a short-range wireless connection.
- And so as they come closer you start to understand how they're interconnecting.
- If the magnetic field in the solar wind is directed southward, it can interconnect with the Earth's northward-oriented magnetic field.
- The two main reception rooms interconnect via double doors.
- To the left are a pair of formal reception rooms, the drawing and dining rooms, which interconnect with double doors.
- Double panelled doors interconnect with a spacious kitchen/dining room to the rear.
- The utilities are required to allow independent power producers to interconnect with the grid, and the companies must purchase any resulting excess energy.
- We recognize a diversity of living organisms in nature as the product of a historical process and whose parts interconnect with each other and with their environment.
- Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place.
- Here you'll find another 40 km of trails, which interconnect with the downhill ski area.
- Double panelled doors interconnect with the family room where the walls are part-panelled.
- Notably, they have to interconnect with networks and not mess with content.
- For instance, it specifies how mobile phones, WIDs, computers and PDAs interconnect with each other, with computers, and with office or home phones.
- Other units were worked out to interconnect with the meter.
Synonyms
connecting, connected, interconnecting, adjacent, abutting, neighbouring, bordering, next-door

nounɪntəkəˈnɛktˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛkt

A device used to connect two things together.
Example sentencesExamples
- Using the map, the request from the processor is translated into a configuration cycle on the interconnect to access the device's configuration data space.
- Part I focuses on the interconnects: copper connectors and cable, optical transceivers and a look forward to smaller form-factor modules.
- And more to the point, there's no apparent way of stopping people playing digital music that's full of encryption through a standard set of interconnects.
- Initially, IBM will fabricate the chip using 130-nm process technologies, copper interconnects and silicon-on-insulator technology.
- This standard defines the rules for exchanging information between SCSI devices using a serial interconnect.
- A copper interconnect is formed and electrically coupled to the integrated circuit component.
- Device interconnects and methods of making the same are described.
- The interconnect also connects the nodes to I / O devices, including disk storage and network interfaces.
- Hard-wired interconnects let cable overcome those very big obstacles.
- The factory will combine copper interconnects, silicon-on-insulator and low-k dielectric insulation on 300 mm wafers.
- The same transceivers can also be used as a backplane interconnect between multiple devices.
- Eventually the blades might also connect to a Fibre Channel SAN via a fiber interconnect on the backplane.
- Optical interconnects will be one of the major alternatives for upgrading speed whenever conventional electrical interconnection fails to provide the required bandwidth.
- Better global bandwidth and latency are only available in custom interconnects with custom interfaces.
- Hard-wired interconnects are important from a competitive standpoint.
- Examples of these interconnects include serial ports, dedicated network interfaces, and extended 12C buses.
- The technical drivers for sensor development come not only from materials science but from innovations in low-cost, large-scale manufacturing of interconnects, microelectronics, and micromachining.
- The first type of cable is called an interconnect, which is used to connect various components together (such as a CD player to a receiver).
- You can adapt to changes in technology over time - improvements in interconnects, for instance - fairly rapidly.
- The most dramatic improvement was on phono cartridge connections and interchangeable mic capsule interconnects, two areas of superlow voltage exchange.

Rhymes

affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, resurrect, sect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht

Definition of interconnect in US English:

interconnect

verbˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktˌin(t)ərkəˈnekt

[no object]

Connect with each other.
the way human activities interconnect with the environment
with object a high-speed data service can interconnect the hundreds of thousands of host computers and workstations
Example sentencesExamples
- We recognize a diversity of living organisms in nature as the product of a historical process and whose parts interconnect with each other and with their environment.
- If the magnetic field in the solar wind is directed southward, it can interconnect with the Earth's northward-oriented magnetic field.
- Other units were worked out to interconnect with the meter.
- And so as they come closer you start to understand how they're interconnecting.
- Double panelled doors interconnect with a spacious kitchen/dining room to the rear.
- Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place.
- For instance, it specifies how mobile phones, WIDs, computers and PDAs interconnect with each other, with computers, and with office or home phones.
- The house has three reception rooms, including generously-sized drawing and dining rooms which interconnect via double doors.
- Notably, they have to interconnect with networks and not mess with content.
- Here you'll find another 40 km of trails, which interconnect with the downhill ski area.
- They interconnect with the castle architecture.
- The utilities are required to allow independent power producers to interconnect with the grid, and the companies must purchase any resulting excess energy.
- It interconnects with a dining room at the back of the house.
- Bluetooth is a specification that describes how computers and devices like mobile phones can easily interconnect with each other using a short-range wireless connection.
- Double panelled doors interconnect with the family room where the walls are part-panelled.
- These new carriers must interconnect with both existing carriers and with each other to provide global service to their corporate customers.
- The two main reception rooms interconnect via double doors.
- The third reception area is a dining room interconnecting with the kitchen; this can also be entered from the rear hallway.
- Two large rooms, originally a set of bedrooms, which interconnect through folding doors are off to the left.
- To the left are a pair of formal reception rooms, the drawing and dining rooms, which interconnect with double doors.
Synonyms
connecting, connected, interconnecting, adjacent, abutting, neighbouring, bordering, next-door

nounˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktˌin(t)ərkəˈnekt

A device used to connect two things together.
Example sentencesExamples
- The factory will combine copper interconnects, silicon-on-insulator and low-k dielectric insulation on 300 mm wafers.
- Part I focuses on the interconnects: copper connectors and cable, optical transceivers and a look forward to smaller form-factor modules.
- The most dramatic improvement was on phono cartridge connections and interchangeable mic capsule interconnects, two areas of superlow voltage exchange.
- A copper interconnect is formed and electrically coupled to the integrated circuit component.
- The same transceivers can also be used as a backplane interconnect between multiple devices.
- Hard-wired interconnects let cable overcome those very big obstacles.
- This standard defines the rules for exchanging information between SCSI devices using a serial interconnect.
- Hard-wired interconnects are important from a competitive standpoint.
- The interconnect also connects the nodes to I / O devices, including disk storage and network interfaces.
- Examples of these interconnects include serial ports, dedicated network interfaces, and extended 12C buses.
- Using the map, the request from the processor is translated into a configuration cycle on the interconnect to access the device's configuration data space.
- Device interconnects and methods of making the same are described.
- Optical interconnects will be one of the major alternatives for upgrading speed whenever conventional electrical interconnection fails to provide the required bandwidth.
- The technical drivers for sensor development come not only from materials science but from innovations in low-cost, large-scale manufacturing of interconnects, microelectronics, and micromachining.
- The first type of cable is called an interconnect, which is used to connect various components together (such as a CD player to a receiver).
- Eventually the blades might also connect to a Fibre Channel SAN via a fiber interconnect on the backplane.
- And more to the point, there's no apparent way of stopping people playing digital music that's full of encryption through a standard set of interconnects.
- Initially, IBM will fabricate the chip using 130-nm process technologies, copper interconnects and silicon-on-insulator technology.
- Better global bandwidth and latency are only available in custom interconnects with custom interfaces.
- You can adapt to changes in technology over time - improvements in interconnects, for instance - fairly rapidly.

单词	interconnect
释义	Definition of interconnect in English: interconnect verb ɪntəkəˈnɛktˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛkt [no object] Connect with each other. the way human activities interconnect with the environment with object the lakes are interconnected by trails filled with joggers Example sentencesExamples It interconnects with a dining room at the back of the house. The third reception area is a dining room interconnecting with the kitchen; this can also be entered from the rear hallway. They interconnect with the castle architecture. Two large rooms, originally a set of bedrooms, which interconnect through folding doors are off to the left. These new carriers must interconnect with both existing carriers and with each other to provide global service to their corporate customers. The house has three reception rooms, including generously-sized drawing and dining rooms which interconnect via double doors. Bluetooth is a specification that describes how computers and devices like mobile phones can easily interconnect with each other using a short-range wireless connection. And so as they come closer you start to understand how they're interconnecting. If the magnetic field in the solar wind is directed southward, it can interconnect with the Earth's northward-oriented magnetic field. The two main reception rooms interconnect via double doors. To the left are a pair of formal reception rooms, the drawing and dining rooms, which interconnect with double doors. Double panelled doors interconnect with a spacious kitchen/dining room to the rear. The utilities are required to allow independent power producers to interconnect with the grid, and the companies must purchase any resulting excess energy. We recognize a diversity of living organisms in nature as the product of a historical process and whose parts interconnect with each other and with their environment. Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place. Here you'll find another 40 km of trails, which interconnect with the downhill ski area. Double panelled doors interconnect with the family room where the walls are part-panelled. Notably, they have to interconnect with networks and not mess with content. For instance, it specifies how mobile phones, WIDs, computers and PDAs interconnect with each other, with computers, and with office or home phones. Other units were worked out to interconnect with the meter. Synonyms connecting, connected, interconnecting, adjacent, abutting, neighbouring, bordering, next-door nounɪntəkəˈnɛktˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛkt A device used to connect two things together. Example sentencesExamples Using the map, the request from the processor is translated into a configuration cycle on the interconnect to access the device's configuration data space. Part I focuses on the interconnects: copper connectors and cable, optical transceivers and a look forward to smaller form-factor modules. And more to the point, there's no apparent way of stopping people playing digital music that's full of encryption through a standard set of interconnects. Initially, IBM will fabricate the chip using 130-nm process technologies, copper interconnects and silicon-on-insulator technology. This standard defines the rules for exchanging information between SCSI devices using a serial interconnect. A copper interconnect is formed and electrically coupled to the integrated circuit component. Device interconnects and methods of making the same are described. The interconnect also connects the nodes to I / O devices, including disk storage and network interfaces. Hard-wired interconnects let cable overcome those very big obstacles. The factory will combine copper interconnects, silicon-on-insulator and low-k dielectric insulation on 300 mm wafers. The same transceivers can also be used as a backplane interconnect between multiple devices. Eventually the blades might also connect to a Fibre Channel SAN via a fiber interconnect on the backplane. Optical interconnects will be one of the major alternatives for upgrading speed whenever conventional electrical interconnection fails to provide the required bandwidth. Better global bandwidth and latency are only available in custom interconnects with custom interfaces. Hard-wired interconnects are important from a competitive standpoint. Examples of these interconnects include serial ports, dedicated network interfaces, and extended 12C buses. The technical drivers for sensor development come not only from materials science but from innovations in low-cost, large-scale manufacturing of interconnects, microelectronics, and micromachining. The first type of cable is called an interconnect, which is used to connect various components together (such as a CD player to a receiver). You can adapt to changes in technology over time - improvements in interconnects, for instance - fairly rapidly. The most dramatic improvement was on phono cartridge connections and interchangeable mic capsule interconnects, two areas of superlow voltage exchange. Rhymes affect, bisect, bull-necked, collect, confect, connect, correct, defect, deflect, deject, detect, direct, effect, eject, elect, erect, expect, infect, inflect, inject, inspect, interject, intersect, misdirect, neglect, object, perfect, project, prospect, protect, reflect, reject, respect, resurrect, sect, select, subject, suspect, transect, unchecked, Utrecht Definition of interconnect in US English: interconnect verbˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktˌin(t)ərkəˈnekt [no object] Connect with each other. the way human activities interconnect with the environment with object a high-speed data service can interconnect the hundreds of thousands of host computers and workstations Example sentencesExamples We recognize a diversity of living organisms in nature as the product of a historical process and whose parts interconnect with each other and with their environment. If the magnetic field in the solar wind is directed southward, it can interconnect with the Earth's northward-oriented magnetic field. Other units were worked out to interconnect with the meter. And so as they come closer you start to understand how they're interconnecting. Double panelled doors interconnect with a spacious kitchen/dining room to the rear. Secondly, mobile phones, landlines, IP telephony all now can interconnect with one another, making the world a smaller place. For instance, it specifies how mobile phones, WIDs, computers and PDAs interconnect with each other, with computers, and with office or home phones. The house has three reception rooms, including generously-sized drawing and dining rooms which interconnect via double doors. Notably, they have to interconnect with networks and not mess with content. Here you'll find another 40 km of trails, which interconnect with the downhill ski area. They interconnect with the castle architecture. The utilities are required to allow independent power producers to interconnect with the grid, and the companies must purchase any resulting excess energy. It interconnects with a dining room at the back of the house. Bluetooth is a specification that describes how computers and devices like mobile phones can easily interconnect with each other using a short-range wireless connection. Double panelled doors interconnect with the family room where the walls are part-panelled. These new carriers must interconnect with both existing carriers and with each other to provide global service to their corporate customers. The two main reception rooms interconnect via double doors. The third reception area is a dining room interconnecting with the kitchen; this can also be entered from the rear hallway. Two large rooms, originally a set of bedrooms, which interconnect through folding doors are off to the left. To the left are a pair of formal reception rooms, the drawing and dining rooms, which interconnect with double doors. Synonyms connecting, connected, interconnecting, adjacent, abutting, neighbouring, bordering, next-door nounˌɪn(t)ərkəˈnɛktˌin(t)ərkəˈnekt A device used to connect two things together. Example sentencesExamples The factory will combine copper interconnects, silicon-on-insulator and low-k dielectric insulation on 300 mm wafers. Part I focuses on the interconnects: copper connectors and cable, optical transceivers and a look forward to smaller form-factor modules. The most dramatic improvement was on phono cartridge connections and interchangeable mic capsule interconnects, two areas of superlow voltage exchange. A copper interconnect is formed and electrically coupled to the integrated circuit component. The same transceivers can also be used as a backplane interconnect between multiple devices. Hard-wired interconnects let cable overcome those very big obstacles. This standard defines the rules for exchanging information between SCSI devices using a serial interconnect. Hard-wired interconnects are important from a competitive standpoint. The interconnect also connects the nodes to I / O devices, including disk storage and network interfaces. Examples of these interconnects include serial ports, dedicated network interfaces, and extended 12C buses. Using the map, the request from the processor is translated into a configuration cycle on the interconnect to access the device's configuration data space. Device interconnects and methods of making the same are described. Optical interconnects will be one of the major alternatives for upgrading speed whenever conventional electrical interconnection fails to provide the required bandwidth. The technical drivers for sensor development come not only from materials science but from innovations in low-cost, large-scale manufacturing of interconnects, microelectronics, and micromachining. The first type of cable is called an interconnect, which is used to connect various components together (such as a CD player to a receiver). Eventually the blades might also connect to a Fibre Channel SAN via a fiber interconnect on the backplane. And more to the point, there's no apparent way of stopping people playing digital music that's full of encryption through a standard set of interconnects. Initially, IBM will fabricate the chip using 130-nm process technologies, copper interconnects and silicon-on-insulator technology. Better global bandwidth and latency are only available in custom interconnects with custom interfaces. You can adapt to changes in technology over time - improvements in interconnects, for instance - fairly rapidly.
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