connectivity

IPA: kʌnɛktˈɪvɪti

(uncountable) The state of being connected
(telecommunications) The ability to make a connection between two or more points in a network
(countable, mathematics) In a graph, a measure of concatenated adjacency (the number of ways that points are connected to each other)

Examples of "connectivity" in Sentences

The price of the connectivity is then shared between the users, with no extra fees.
Comcast has done nothing but raise my price, and my connectivity is absolutely horrendous.
The organisers say the event would contribute to what it called connectivity across African borders.
Best Buy has combined several of its retail groups to into what it calls a "connectivity business group".
"A key ingredient here is what we call connectivity -- does the cause the philanthropist supports have implications for other issues?"
We developed in our rooms what we call a connectivity panel, part of our television sets so you can plug in your ipod and listen to music on the speakers from the TV.
Then it explores how those devices became a source of pervasive connectedness to friends, family, lovers and co-workers -- a completely different kind of connectivity from the "other-world" internet space experienced through personal computers.
Presumably all this connectivity is limiting an old-fashioned kind of connectivity that used to be a hallmark of the artists colony: after-hours bedhopping, as when John Cheever — at Yaddo in 1971 — enjoyed what biographer Blake Bailey called a "satisfactory tryst with a painter exactly half his age."