More troublesome, the easy fast-forwarding promises to deprive networks of revenue by decimating the audience for commercials.
Delay-tolerant networks involve the technical issues of heterogeneous networks and are deprived of continuous network connectivity.
NBC had a golden opportunity at these Games, though there were some cavillers who would deprive the network of a medal.
"The passing of Saddam Hussein's regime will deprive terrorist networks of a wealthy patron that pays for terrorist training and offers rewards for suicide bombers," the president said.
"THE passing of Saddam Hussein's regime will deprive terrorist networks of a wealthy patron that pays for terrorist training, and offers rewards to families of suicide bombers," President Bush predicted in a speech to the American Enterprise Institute in February.
Though much of the focus surrounding the ratings-deprived network has been on on-air talent, Kent said the roles behind the camera needed attention.
Griffin turned the cable network into a solid leader over CNN, but the ratings-deprived network has a new chief who is looking to shake things up.
For example, in deprived neighbourhoods, social networks may be weak and affect adverse health outcomes [ 14], resulting in more health care utilisation [ 15].
When her husband dies, she is often deprived of credit, distribution networks or land rights.
In parts of the deprived south, unemployment, smuggling networks and jihadism are producing a poisonous mixture.
Informal ties of all sorts were unraveling, and Americans were becoming an ever more isolated, cynical and anomic lot -- detached from civic life, deprived of the social networks that develop when communities are more closely knit.
