Sentence examples for been networked from inspiring English sources
noun
A fabric or structure of fibrous elements attached to each other at regular intervals.
I'm 16 years old and found "Out of the Mouths of Babes, Wirelessly" (March 23) to be intriguing because I have been networked to my friends for the past five or six months.
Sadly, like most of the programmes made for the BBC's Dylan Thomas season, which include excellent documentaries presented by poets Owen Sheers and Benjamin Zephaniah, it has not been networked nationally, although there are plans to show the season on BBC4.
This is perfect for the office or home that needs to share a connection, but has not been networked with a lot of wires.
The finance industry has been networked since the appearance of the Internet, which has escalated the internal information construction of financial institutions.
Patients have been networked irrespective of their location for remote monitoring and timely diagnosis with this technology.
And computerized limbs can be networked.
And they in turn are networked out.
Locks can also be networked.
"It's network marketing".
This is network television.
