Sentence examples for confusing network from inspiring English sources

(Even with a good map, though, navigating its confusing network of tunnels and walkways was a challenge).

The $490 million total is almost certainly a low estimate, because the Kochs operate an "intentionally confusing network of nonprofits," said Center for Responsive Politics researcher Robert Maguire.

The school maintains a confusing network that is led, or they like to say 'inspired' by, a religious leader in exile.

The confidence score is especially useful for filtering out low-confidence connections from a complex network, thus simplifying what might otherwise be a confusing network.

They can do magic helping me sort through confused network settings.

Thus, although larger network neighborhoods include more of the network topological information, they could also "confuse" the network signal, depending on the topology of the aligned networks, in which case smaller neighborhoods may be preferred.

This could not only cause calls to be dropped, but would also confuse the network's software reducing the mobile system's overall capacity by blocking the reuse of channels.

For instance, Fox regularly buys print advertising for themselves in newspapers and trade publications, yet I've never heard of a Fox ad being rejected because readers might confuse the network with actual news (they act more like a PAC nowadays).

The most elegant feature of IMS access network independence is confusing to understand initially.

Meanwhile, AT&T and T-Mobile are calling their HSPA+ network 4G, confusing a lot of consumers who just want faster data, and to understand what it is they're paying for.

Figure 2: Will it be better to call "Network (REST protocol)" just as "REST Protocol" to avoid confusing with other uses of "network" in the manuscript?