Sentence examples for collection of networks from inspiring English sources

The company's Turner Broadcasting and WB are the largest collection of networks.

No one really owns the Net, which, as most people know by now, is actually a sprawling collection of networks owned by various telecommunications carriers.

The largest wide-area network is the Internet, a collection of networks and gateways linking millions of computer users on every continent.

"A combined AMC Networks-BBC Americhannelnel group creates a powerful collection of networks that are among the most critically acclaimed, with distinct dramas and other potent content that creates a deep connection with viewers".

The campaign, with a budget estimated at $1 million, is intended to convey that NBCUniversal offers marketers and agencies a broad, diverse collection of networks, channels and Web sites on which to run ads – more than just a network, NBC, which has ratings problems in prime time and personnel problems in its morning and late-night slots.

Also "crucial," says Crone, is building a mentoring network, or really "a collection of networks," in their fields.

Those allow for a rapid collection of network statistics.

Regarding the collection of network statistics, Android terminals allow to get radio-related parameters and performance indicators like the received signal strength as well as traffic-related statistics via standard libraries, like android.telephony or android.net.net

Over and above the written documentation that ends up in patient charts, broader assessment of informational continuity through primary collection of network data (e.g., via surveys or structured interviews with network members) would be highly valuable.

Forming an integrated network that covers an unparalleled level of complex pulmonary and cardiovascular-related biology, this collection of network models will be an invaluable resource to the greater research community, aiding in the effort to understand the underpinning mechanisms.

These collections of network data and associated metadata, analyzed using tools from graph theory and classification theory, can be merged with classical systems theory, giving a more completely parameterized view of how biologic information processing systems are implemented in retina and brain.