Sentence examples for call networks from inspiring English sources

Some of what we call networks are as fragile as leaves in an autumn wind.

The more important revelation, he says, is the shape of a graph that charts phone call networks.

That is, almost none of the remaining links correspond to links found in the Facebook or call networks.

Call networks: The Dataset 1 contains the number (and duration) of calls between any pair of antennae for every hour during a five month period.

There are fewer number of communities based on mobile phone call networks than the human mobility network, suggesting that mobile phones may facilitate the communications between adjacent areas.

The southern communes (including 5, 6, 8, and 9) form one community in the call networks (see the left and middle).

Each advantage reinforces the other, in what economists call "network effects".

"At the moment we have to call Network Rail when we want to talk to them," says Fisher.

The call network, (G^{n}_{a}), is shown in Figure 2 (left).

"Not everything you call network neutrality leads to network equality for minorities".

Finally, some organizations and their subunits collaborate across traditional boundaries, variously called networks, partnerships, projects, teams, and communities of practice.