Sentence examples for as a closed network from inspiring English sources

Originally created as a closed network for researchers, the Internet was suddenly a new public medium for information.

But as a closed network, it will be hard for investigators to figure out just how — and by whom — Facebook was used as a weapon of misinformation during the 2016 U.S. presidential campaign.

Klaxoon also offers other tools like an interactive whiteboard (remember Smartboards, also in classrooms?) as well as a closed networks for meeting participants that aims to be air-gapped from a broader network so those employees can conduct a meeting in private or if the room isn't available.

The social network started life on 4 February 2004 as 'Thefacebook', originally a closed network open only to students of Harvard College.

What Taylor and his team envisioned was an open and decentralized network as opposed to a closed network that is managed from one central location.

Barton asserted that Mann's work was "rooted in fundamental errors of methodology that had been cemented in place as 'consensus' by a closed network of friends," according to the report's conclusions.

Slack has done its best to get the tool to as many people internally and within a closed network as it can, but in the end it's a broader user base that figures out the best use cases for all these tools.

Some wiki tools can be run within a closed network (such as a computer lab or university intranet), whilst others are more accessible to the outside world through the internet.

Except for theophylline as add-on therapy in step 4, a closed network allowed all comparisons to be made, either directly or indirectly.

As a result, he now uses Google Apps, which operates on a closed network, in the classroom, and he uses Twitter mostly for socializing with friends.

Instead of inducing mitochondrial fragmentation as observed in apoptotic cells, these treatments cause mitochondria to fuse into a closed network, similar to networks observed in cells with mitochondrial fission defects.