Sentence examples for friendly network from inspiring English sources

It could have shopped it to some of its cable entities like TNT, which is under the overall Time Warner umbrella, or it could take it to a more genre friendly network… or non-genre friendly network looking to break into the field.

press tour Friday, but with the show's third season, the channel stands to become "the most friendly network for women this year".

W&H: TV is much more receptive to women's voices than film is; and ABC is the most female friendly network outside of Lifetime.

We make our predictions available online for perusal by colleagues through a user friendly network visualization tool (http://www.bahlerlab.info/PInt/).

Capable providers must be able to detect, analyze, isolate and counter cyber threats in seconds while alerting other friendly networks to the danger.

The need for network operators to reduce their on-grid energy consumptions as well as carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is currently steering research in communications toward more efficient and environmentally friendly networks.

A thorough understanding of operational characteristics of bicycle users and prediction of the satisfaction levels perceived by them are two important issues when making any plan of actions for establishing bicycle friendly networks.

In the cyber field, it means knowing everything about the configuration of friendly networks including their defenses, understanding the full array of real and prospective threats, and being able to fuse all the measures of current conditions into a comprehensive operational picture.

The ordered probit analysis-based BLOS model proposed in this research is basically a new decision support system for transportation engineers that will help in long-term transportation planning and designing of bicycle friendly networks primarily under heterogeneous traffic flow conditions.

The objective of this project is building a distributed, intelligent and user-friendly network fault diagnosis system.

There is an equal concern that Journal reporters would feel pressure to adopt Murdoch's vision of a "more business-friendly" network.