Sentence examples for internet notes from inspiring English sources

Both were written before the rise of the commercial internet, notes Rich Greenfield of BTIG, a research firm.Many are watching the case to make sure the verdict does not imply that it is piracy to transfer any sort of content via the internet without a licence from whoever owns the copyright to it.

"We are providing a combination of very low cost international calling, and completely secure calling using the Internet," notes Callas.

The official release from Rocket Internet notes that this will be used to "sustain its accelerated growth target," although what that target is does not get specified.

But such supplements remain available from traditional Chinese practitioners and over the Internet, notes Bin Tean Teh, a cancer researcher at the National Cancer Centre Singapore and the National University of Singapore (NUS) and the corresponding author on one of the new papers, which appear this week in Science Translational Medicine.

They thought it was more enjoyable, with all materials (books, videos, Internet, notes) handy and without being restricted to resources and opportunities/times offered by the university.

The Shot, well, it shot across the Internet, noted by Duke guard Seth Curry on Twitter with a "Wow!" and by Knicks guard J. R. Smith.

The only things that make money for telephone carriers are voice services.In America, a carrier can charge roughly $200 a month for a T-1 data connection to the Internet, noted one reader.

By integrating computing devices with internet, noted by Baheti and Gill (2011), affects of global warming can be minimized.

In September 2014, Rouhani called for the upgrade of Iran's Internet, noting that it was crucial to the nation's progress.

"We have to lower the cost of admission so thousands of entrepreneurs can have startups in space, like we saw with the Internet", noting how web companies exploded in popularity as infrastructure costs came down.

"Establishing the veracity of images allows law enforcement to focus its limited resources on investigating crimes against children on the Internet," noted Michelle Collins, Vice President of the Exploited Children Division at the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, in a supporting statement.