The phrase "as networked as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of connectivity or interconnectivity of one entity to another.
Example: "In today's digital age, our society is as networked as ever, with technology connecting people across the globe."
Alternatives: "as interconnected as" or "as linked as".
"Airports need to be as networked as the credit card business," Mr. Atick said.
It's as networked as the Internet, as mobile as a cellphone, as intuitive as a video game.
But it's clear that urban mobility badly needs to be rethought for an age of commuters every bit as networked as the vehicles and infrastructures on which they rely, but who retain expectations of personal mobility entrained by a century of private car ownership.
(Many people in Finland have a summer cottage in the countryside, and rely on a car to get to it). But it's clear that urban mobility badly needs to be rethought for an age of commuters every bit as networked as the vehicles and infrastructures on which they rely, but who retain expectations of personal mobility entrained by a century of private car ownership.
Evidently auto makers figured networked computers in cars would magically not have the same problems as networked computers everywhere else.
"As far as networked coordination of attacks, we are not seeing that," said a military official familiar with studies on the insurgency.
But more important than any figures is what these protests represent: a focus for outrage, as networked and agile as modern protest demands, that can keep the issues simmering away.
Also driving the need for more bandwidth are new sources of data, such as networked sensors.
We first provide an overview of the particle filtering methods as well as networked systems, and then investigate the recent progress in the design of particle filter for networked systems.
Due to the physical properties or various environmental factors, many real-world systems can be modeled as switched systems, such as networked control systems [1, 2], robot control systems [3], and so on.
The structure of each aliphatic and aromatic suberin domain, as well as networked interactions among acyl chains, aromatic rings, polysaccharides, and waxy coatings, is necessary to achieve the micromechanical and protective properties of this periderm biopolymer assembly.
