Sentence examples for a network of actions from inspiring English sources

It is by virtue of plurality that each of us is capable of acting and relating to others in ways that are unique and distinctive, and in so doing of contributing to a network of actions and relationships that is infinitely complex and unpredictable.

Intelligence requires a network of condition-action rules, where conditions represent challenges that elicit action in order to solve a problem or exploit an opportunity.

The downward trend coincided with investment in a network of drug action teams.

aipac's professional staff — it employs about a hundred people at its headquarters, two blocks from the Capitol — analyzes congressional voting records and shares the results with its members, who can then contribute money to candidates directly or to a network of proIsrael political-action committees.

But a handful of big donors have each contributed in the realm of $100,000, or more, to Mr. Romney this year through a network of state political action committees he has set up that enable him to avoid federal campaign finance limits.

Here, we propose BRCA-MoNet, a network of drug mode of action (MoA) specific to breast cancer, which is constructed based on the cMap dataset.

In the response to the emergent and early indication of implant failure data we can see a network of various stakeholders whose actions may be inhibited by: the potential of the manufacturer's legal response (Channel 4 [2011]); the regulator's inherent alignment with commercial imperatives; and institutional ambiguity about risks and remits.

Monsignor Murnion also provided training and support for a network of directors of social action and community organizing from Catholic dioceses around the country.

Observing other people's actions activates a network of brain regions that is also activated during the execution of these actions.

The Summit will also see the launch of Action 17, a network of Latin American and Caribbean journalists committed to improving coverage of children's issues.

People in other cities began turning to Ms. Cincotta and her colleagues for advice, and she became head of National People's Action, a network of 30 groups from 110 cities.