Synonyms for connectivity
ˌkɒn ɛkˈtɪv ɪ ticon·nec·tiv·i·ty

Princeton's WordNet

1. connectivitynoun

   the property of being connected or the degree to which something has connections

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1. • Property

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1. List of paraphrases for "connectivity":

   connectedness, connection, interconnectivity

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1. Don Buchman:

   The biggest point of difference for inflight WiFi is the complexity added by the mobility element, the aircraft is traveling at a high rate of speed, typically banking during the flight, and often flying across large geographical areas that demand consistent coverage for a high-quality in-flight connectivity experience.

2. Boris Johnson:

   The figures teased out of their report on the fall in domestic and even long-haul connectivity show that as a nation, by expanding Heathrow, we would merely be investing in decline, their report very clearly shows that a third runway will fail both London and the UK on every level.

3. Gopal Baglay:

   The focus of the trip is connectivity and infrastructure.

4. James Scott:

   There needs to be a reset in cultural values to become more cyber hygienic and security-centric in regards to virtual connectivity

5. Donald Trump:

   Hyten said.Mattis then put Hyten in charge of the NC3 program and ordered a report on how the changes will be implemented. The secretary is expected to approve the changes within the month.This will not change the highly classified launch procedures but rather focus on ensuring the security and readiness of the connectivity of the system.This also comes as the President Donald Trump administration continues overhauling basic military plans for the conduct of nuclear war.For decades, the military plan for nuclear war has been known as the Single Integrated Operational Plan -- focusing entirely on a nuclear campaign. STRATCOM is continuing the effort begun by the Obama administration to provide military plans that combine nuclear and conventional options, in order to be able to de-escalate a crisis, according to defense officials familiar with the effort. The move to include conventional options as part of planning for nuclear war took on additional importance as tensions rose with North Korea, and the Pentagon leadership was looking for a wide range of military options to offer President Donald Trump, officials say.Hyten noted that in February, Joseph Dunford and members of the Joint Staff rode on the National Airborne Operations Center in an exercise. That E-4 aircraft is used in a crisis essentially as an airborne command post. After the plane landed.