Sentence examples for being networks from inspiring English sources
Phil Redmond, chair of the independent advisory panel – and creative director of Liverpool's year as European capital of culture in 2008 – said: "It was a hard choice but also heartening that all bidders had recognised the power of culture to bring people together; to work collectively within existing resources for a common goal and bring into being networks that may not have existed before".
Digital technology should change that, but the digital roll-out has taken longer than anybody expected, so for the time being networks have to work within the constraints set by analogue technology.The widely carried channels are the old ones (see table)—those that were launched when the cable systems were begging for programming.
This is what economists have traditionally meant in talking about 'equilibria'; they read economic systems as being networks of mutually constraining (often causal) relations, just like physical systems, and the equilibria of such systems are then their endogenously stable states.
These games are networks pulsing with life.
They were networks of peers.
Simply put, that world is networks.
Others may be networks run by doctors.
But are networks really so resilient?
Communities are networks to nurture.
"They are networks of computers on wheels".
