Sentence examples for an internet system from inspiring English sources

We have two great forces before us, he says: rampant cynicism about politics and an Internet system that undermines any checks on individual sovereignty.

Compromising the security of the web itself A back door in a communications system, in an internet system, in an encryption standard is basically a secret method of getting around the security of those communications.

But Mr. Lippis said that because in many businesses about 30percentt of voice traffic is between employees in various branch offices, using an Internet system for all employees can shave 30percentt off the company's phone bill.

Last Thursday, at a United Nations conference in New York, the secretary general, Kofi Annan, delivered a message that developing countries also need to include wireless access, known as Wi-Fi, in building an Internet system.

Another effort, Galaxy Zoo, developed to help classify deep sky objects by a broad community of astronomers, has so far enlisted more than 250,000 people in an Internet system that employs the pattern recognition skills of Web surfers.

Nor can you do that with an internet system like the one in the US, the 31st fastest in the world according to a recent report by Ookla Speedtest, behind countries including Estonia, Hungary, Slovakia, and Uruguay.

But the selection of a sophisticated Internet system presented a problem for the curtain-wall consultant, the Gordon Smith Corporation, which, like many firms in the construction industry, was somewhat technology-averse.

The development of an embedded Internet system is reported.

As American people across the political spectrum fight for a robust Internet system that connects all people to a safe, secure, and neutral Internet, the only way McDowell can oppose this movement is by twisting the facts.

Using a broadband internet system, it gathers data from intelligent meters in the electricity grid within seconds and makes power consumption data available for use immediately.

The Telecommunications Industry Association, which is based in Arlington, Va., and represents communications equipment makers, has replaced its own 10-year-old PBX with a new Internet system.