A microcosm of the Web itself, About.com is a linked network of 700 Web sites.
The company plans to use a linked network of the drones to provide internet access to large rural areas.
Modern telecommunications networks avoid these issues by establishing a linked network of switches, or nodes, such that each user is connected to one of the nodes.
Jaar, a trained architect who interrogates the role of images in the western media, has turned the dark and spacious Eglise des Frères-Prêcheurs into a linked network of photographs, words, film and installation.
It is also presenting new challenges for those who once saw Europe's program as the natural anchor for what would eventually be a linked network of cap-and-trade systems worldwide.
The basic idea of the FLR score comes from the HITS algorithm [12], which measures the degree of the hubness of each node in a linked network structure.
The system that moves a video from camera to end user consists of a linked network of pieces, with each link controlled or owned by an individual player (content creators, broadcasters, cable companies, internet providers, display manufacturers).
A linked network means when the untenable policies start to roll in, people who are already used to spending three hours per week fundraising can switch over to making phone calls or protest signs.
Yet it might offer a new way of looking at our region as a linked network of prosperous, livable, dense nodes connected by clean, efficient transportation and broader access to housing.
As shown in Additional file 2: Figure S7, vitamin- and amino acid-related pathways formed a linked network.
It serves as a bridge linking networks of different structures with a set of particular curves.
