Sentence examples for controlled by internet from inspiring English sources
Facebook must accommodate itself to mobile operating systems controlled by Internet rivals, Apple and Google.
Verizon contends that the law was meant to apply only to material that subscribers post on Web sites that reside on computers controlled by Internet providers.
Offices controlled by internet of things objects — even ones designed for efficiency and security — are at risk from such an attack.
2. Journals which are freely available through institutional subscription, but to which 'one-click' access is not available, since navigation through list of journals and/or volumes, and/or access is controlled by internet address requiring students to connect to the institution's computer network.
Much of that infrastructure is controlled by Internet-connected systems and susceptible to being hacked.
In both houses of Congress, legislation is gaining steam that would authorize the federal government to regulate the security of privately owned critical infrastructure, much of which is controlled by Internet-connected systems and susceptible to being hacked.
The house computers are controlled by internet-filtering software and only allow access to job-search engines.
A slew of deals by Chinese buyers have been thwarted for national security reasons, including the acquisition of MoneyGram by Ant Financial, the electronic payments company controlled by the internet tycoon Jack Ma.
Soon after submitting "do the robot", there he was on my screen doing the robot in real time and around real people who had no clue he was being controlled by the internet.
However, as the information flows have moved into the algorithmic black boxes controlled by the internet giants, it has become obvious that it's very difficult or close to impossible for an outside observer to understand the dynamics that affect how or why a certain piece of information becomes newsworthy and widely spread.
Chinnadurai and Ranganathan [2] focused on applying the principle of IP by proposing a two-wheel self-supporting robot controlled by an internet-on-a chip (IOC) controller.
