Sentence examples for ingenious network from inspiring English sources

The space was rigged with an ingenious network of angled bamboo sluices, which, Swiss Family Robinson-style, used gravity to bring cool water to the stills.

But by the end of September the city's ingenious network of culverts, canals, and pumping stations had pushed it all out of the city and back into Lake Pontchartrain.

Dozens of startups in Silicon Valley have based their entire business model around customers buying fewer servers and doing more with less hardware and more software by using ingenious network architectures, faster chips and clustered PC computing.

And the social networks spawned an ingenious fueling network to extend the roughly 100-mile driving range: using Google Maps and a bit of planning, owners string together longer trips by recharging at the homes of their brothers-in-amps.

In March, 90 per cent of them told the entrepreneur network Ingenious Britain that they knew how they would vote, with 48 per cent concerned that independence would hurt their business.

The antisense modulation of circRNAs/ceRNA→miRNAs→mRNAs→protein regulatory networks could offer ingenious decoy combinations (antisense technology) as well as delivery platforms for concurrently target multiple miRNAs in abnormal or undesired conditions.

Most of the XO's programs are shareable on the mesh network, which is another ingenious twist.

The latter mentioned instances demonstrate the complexity of humanitarian logistics and the need for the permanent, yet ever evolving, implementation of an ingenious design plan, and execution of logistics networks before, during, and after natural disasters strike.

The big winners include hospital networks that dominate local markets, inventors of ingenious medical devices and nurses.

Hence the argument for permitting ingenious or intrusive techniques (such as bulk data analysis or CNE [computer network exploitation]) which may go some way towards enabling otherwise insuperable obstacles to be circumvented.

Some people still question the merit of allowing employees to interact freely and unsupervised, but others are finding ingenious ways to help them increase their productivity, collaborate and build networks across organizational barriers.