Sentence examples for age of networks from inspiring English sources

"We are in the golden age of networks, and these chip companies will be big winners".

Like all institutions trying to slow their decline in an age of networks, labor unions have scurried to get hip to the new media.

Second-world states won't be subdued: in the age of network power, they won't settle for being mere export markets.

During the era films were hugely popular, coming before the age of network radio and television in the US, the report said.

"Those of us of a certain age, we were brought up in the golden age of network television," said Timo Lumme, managing director of television and marketing services at the Olympic committee.

If you read "DVRs and Streaming Prompt a Shift in the Top-Rated TV Shows" (Business Day, March 5), you might think that the golden age of network television had returned as a result of the digital video recorder and that scripted sitcoms like "Modern Family" again reigned supreme over reality shows like "American Idol".

His latest book, The Digital Economy Anniversary Edition: Rethinking Promise and Peril in the Age of Networked Intelligence, is out now.

Now is the age of network.

"Machine learning" includes a host of historical techniques which don't seem so relevant any more, in the age of neural networks, and yet "neural networks" is both too narrow and too broad.

The network context may slow down the aging of network elements, exemplified by the effect of social networks on elderly people [ 12].

In the age of social networks, we prefer affiliations to memberships.