Sentence examples for ethereal network from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a series of tubes" felt — and feels — like an insult to this ethereal network, which has come to resemble both the air we breathe and an intimate extension of our nervous systems.

UBeam isn't replacing the grid with an ethereal network.

The late senator Ted Stevens, of Alaska, took flak for calling the Internet "a series of tubes," but his phrase, however analog, hits on a truth that we frequently forget: there is a physical infrastructure undergirding our seemingly ethereal global network.

Triple-helix analyses about the formation of networks happen in what can be considered an ethereal space: complex networks can be developed in any sort of space, regardless of context and initial conditions (Etzkowitz 2003).

The resulting ethereal phase (As-HAE-Ether) was evaporated to dryness.

Zapping bits from here to there over Internet and cellular networks has always been a complex, ethereal concept.

This technique derived from the ontology combining Ethereal and Cacti, which store the operating information of network management perfectly into the backend database.

Christian Classics Ethereal Library - "Anna Karenina" The University of Adelaide - "Anna Karenina" The Literature Network - "Anna Karenina".

Network problems are particularly insidious because they are all ethereal.

It may have been unfair, but I don't believe I was stealing: the owners' leaving their networks password-free was essentially a gift, an ethereal gesture of kindness.

In fact, part of the reason why I was on that security panel at SXSW was because I told the story of how during my freshman year of college I used ettercap, aimsniff, ethereal, etc. to, let's say, cruise my dorm building's network.