Sentence examples for broadly network from inspiring English sources

Know what you want to achieve from a networking event: I believe that we broadly network for three main reasons.

Defined more broadly network security addresses anything that might cause a network resource to be unavailable or unusable in any form.

Considering the implications of this and related studies more broadly, network links between cardiac and canonical signal-gated TFs are likely to be much greater than currently appreciated and generate massive potential for regulatory coding that needs to be tested in future studies.

In the following, we broadly classify network traffic based on its role into two categories: abnormal and normal network roles.

This broadly disposed network has a power-law degree distribution, suggesting that this might be an inherent property of such networks.

We found a sparse, broadly distributed network that has an elaborate but ordered pattern, with a bilaterally symmetrical organization.

This approach revealed the broadly distributed network of neurons that were active during the behavior and provided insights into the fine-scale functional architecture in the brain, inter-individual variability, and the spatial distribution of behaviorally relevant signals.

Our present metabolic results indicate that ToM is subtended by a broadly distributed network.

Although there is evidence for a specialized pitch center [ 18, 19], a more broadly distributed network of "pitch sensitivity" has been reported in both humans [ 20 22] and animals [ 23 25].

Indeed, activation patterns related to probability-driven choice bias show a broadly distributed network of brain regions (Mulder et al. 2012; Forstmann et al. 2010b; Preuschhof et al. 2010), whereas the network for value-driven bias might be less diffuse (Mulder et al. 2012).

Based on selected reports spanning the last decades, this Review closes that gap by providing both a concise overview of defects in MOFs, or more broadly coordination network compounds (CNCs), including their classification and characterization, together with the (potential) applications of defective CNCs/MOFs.