Sentence examples for depending on network from inspiring English sources

It works with both PCs and Macs and can transfer data at U.S.B. 2.0 speeds, about 480 megabits a second, depending on network capacity.

Ms Partridge says Code On's protocols allows both (or even many) radios to be used at the same time, which will be relevant in upcoming mobiles with more advanced radio technology, where the balance between Wi-Fi and mobile data would vary depending on network quality, cost and other factors.

Cost of the Avesta solution: $80,000 and up, depending on network complexity.

Those range from a few cents to a few dollars, depending on network congestion.

In fact, caches can be deployed in various network elements depending on network architectures.

Connectivity offered by WAVE providers can heavily change depending on network and environmental conditions.

In addition to L, C, and SW, many other graph measures are also characterized by a N,k-dependence that depends on network topology.

"In the old days, we had to depend on network television and Time magazine and Vanity Fair to reach customers," Ms. Kennedy said.

Comparisons are difficult, though, because they depend on network availability (when out of range the phone amps up its output to try to contact a mast) and screen brightness.

But we can still depend on network news for the basic fundamental reports that we need.

Furthermore, the expectation that fusion states exist depends on network architecture (specifically on network symmetry).