Sentence examples for create new networks from inspiring English sources
Under its new system, Facebook will create new networks for 500 geographic regions, and it will allow anyone to join them.
"He is trying to create new networks, new allies and contacts both inside the country and outside the country in case there's a premature withdrawal, so a lot of this is more of a survival gesture," Mr. Jalali said.
Whether in Latin America, in Afghanistan or in the emerging narco-states of West Africa, purely national attempts to deal with drugs can be counter-productive; they just drive up prices or create new networks.In many other cases the wreckers are too effectively globalised for any one state to take them on, adds Mr Cockayne.
We have to fight to create new networks of freedom.
This similarity suggests continuity in processing and neural structure and that native language does not create new networks but shapes preconstrained networks.
Leaders of government and the market economy must create new networks that bring together unlikely coalitions of decision makers that involve nongovernmental organizations such as churches and community service agencies of all sorts.
It also defines the Network and Sharing Center, which is a centralized location to manage and troubleshoot networking in Windows 7. The administrators can create new network connections via wired, wireless, dial-up, and/or virtual private network (VPN) methods.
(v) Modular approaches have also been proposed, whereby the protocol stack is divided into different modules which can be combined to create new network protocols with different functionalities.
The ability to mitigate security risks and create new network services breaks the paradigm of new security risks = procurement of a new set of security tools.
The companies are, in effect, creating new networks for television through broadband pipes and also giving rise to new rivalries — among one another, as between Amazon and Netflix, and with the big but vulnerable broadcast networks as well.
The companies are, in effect, creating new networks for television through broadband pipes and also giving rise to new rivalries — among one another, as between Amazon.com and Netflix, and with the big but vulnerable broadcast networks as well.
