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Beyond the antenna makers are companies like Boingo Wireless and Surf and Sip that are attempting to assemble networks of individual Wi-Fi "hot spots" around a region or around the country, permitting computer users to pay a single subscription or access fee and then use the networks from a variety of sites as they move about.

They assemble networks of providers (and verify credentials), negotiate discounted rates with these providers, perform utilization review, offer "wellness programmes" and chronic disease management services, etc. BBC Capital: What is the most significant difference between government-sponsored health insurance or health care and employer or individual market insurance?

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06585.002 Eukaryotic cells assemble networks of actin filaments adjacent to the plasma membrane to carry out many fundamental processes, including: maintenance of cell morphology; amoeboid locomotion; and cell cell interaction.

The results must be integrated with knowledge about combinatorial codes of SSTF expression to assemble network models computationally.

He joined the Campus Crusade, for which he assembled networks of academics with evangelical leanings.

Companies like 24/7 Real Media and Advertising.com have assembled networks of sites where they sell graphic ads.

With media companies now allowed to own an unlimited number of stations nationally and twice as many as before in a given market -- eight rather than four -- conglomerates like Clear Channel Communications and CBS Infiniti assembled networks with hundreds of affiliates.

The big winners for now include hospitals, particularly those that have assembled networks that dominate local markets, and makers of ingenious medical devices like advanced heart pacemakers and the latest hip and knee replacements that cost more than the earlier versions.

Almost unnoticed by the rest of the Continent, the agribusiness giant has moved into Eastern Europe with the force of a factory engine, assembling networks of farms, breeding pigs on the fast track, and slaughtering them for every bit of meat and muscle that can be squeezed into a sausage.

Almost unnoticed by the rest of the Continent, the agribusiness giant has moved into Eastern Europe, assembling networks of farms, breeding pigs on the fast track and slaughtering them for every bit of meat and muscle that can be squeezed into a sausage.

In particular, we have assembled networks of Swiss 3T3 fibroblasts surrounded by a ring of bacteria.