Sentence examples for calls a network from inspiring English sources
In its view, this means that the "hub-and-spoke" system of alliances, with America at the centre, which has defined regional security since the start of the cold war, may morph into what Mr Nagashima calls "a network among the spokes".
Lawyers for the parents, Stanley and Joyce Boim, said yesterday's action was the first effort by individuals to use federal anti-terrorism laws against what the suit calls a "network of front organizations" in the United States that raise money in the name of Islamic causes.
When Sheldrake began his Ph.D., in 2011, there was no single figure at Cambridge with an expertise in symbiosis and mycorrhizae, so he contacted researchers he admired at other institutions, until he had established what he calls a "network of subject godparents — some in Sweden, in Germany, in Panama, in America, in England, where I was beholden to none, but part of their extended families".
It does this via what Westlake calls a network of hyper-local self employed 'Lavanda Pros' who undertake either/or both the delivery and laundry itself, and are provided with any specialist equipment and training.
In between, claims Keating, there is another model - the possibility of what he calls a "networks and concertation" strategy for Scottish economy and society.
The system architecture that uses a server to provide resources to a group of individual computers (called clients, hosts, or nodes) is called a network or networking.
(I'd called a network show "odious torture porn").
It's a device called a network extender, which is meant to improve — and extend — a home's balky Wi-Fi signal.
And NASA successfully launched a satellite from Cape Canaveral, one of what the agency called a "network of satellites that provides essential communications to support space exploration".
If you don't want to invest in a whole system, or just want the surveillance option, you can buy what's called a network camera.
It is why the profession has been called a network of small businesses.
