Sentence examples for direction for the network from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller's hiring perhaps represents a new direction for the network at night.

The first article of the series uses a tree metaphor to describe the history of the EIP over the past 20 years and discusses future directions for the network.

The border lines used as rendezvous areas, which lie on three main direction of the network, make it faster for sinks to access data.

According to the press release, Timberlake will play a "major role" in strategy and creative direction for the beleaguered social network.

"I also know that the ratings are not what anybody would dream for them to be, but they're definitely moving in the right direction for us and for the network.

Some of them may feel that they would not be able to control the direction for the development of their network in future rollout strategies and choices about hardware and vendors.

NBC's recent flirtation with Ryan Seacrest as a replacement for Lauer on Today signals the direction the network wants to take the once-venerable show.

Because the deal to secure Mr. Safran has not closed, NBC is offering no comment about the direction the network may have in mind for "Smash," which has bounced from critical favorite to something of a critical punching bag in its first season.

If the edges have arrows or directions then the network is called a directed network.

In second phase the output pattern is presented to output layer as input and again the back propagation learning rule is used to train the same network in feedback direction for the corresponding associated input pattern.

TWC CEO Jeffrey Bewkes believed that the TV Everywhere principles were "good concepts" that are "likely to be the general direction for all TV networks and all the distribution connections that are out there".