Sentence examples for internet referred from inspiring English sources

In order to deliver innovative and cost-effective IP multimedia applications over mobile devices, there is a need to develop a unified service platform for the future mobile Internet referred as the Next Generation (NG) all-IP network.

A picture caption in the Circuits section on Thursday with an article about telephoning over the Internet referred imprecisely to the caller shown, Nora S. Spohr of Englewood, N.J.

A picture caption on Thursday with an article about the Online Channel, which will stream new episodes of some canceled soap operas through the Internet, referred in some editions to a show that was not shown in the photograph.

An article in Business Day on Monday about the boom in Wi-Fi, a technology for wireless connection of personal computers to the Internet, referred incompletely to the data transmission speed.

Amy Harmon Correction: January 12 , 2001 Friday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day yesterday about a conference on the music business and the Internet referred incorrectly to a speaker, Senator Orrin Hatch.

Correction: June 15 , 2000 Thursday An article on Tuesday about an agreement with the musicians' union permitting the distribution of classical music over the Internet referred incorrectly to orchestral recordings conducted by Sir Georg Solti and Fritz Reiner.

Mr. McCurry decried the "culture and discourse of the Internet," referring to his detractors as "net neuts".

A particular challenge, when trying to analyze and predict the behavior of subnetworks of the global Internet, refers to the task of elaborating a sufficiently realistic workload characterization.

One writer on the Internet, referring to patients, says, "We can then take pts. to city hosp and not back to the hosp that hired the privates".

The term "deliver, distribute, or dispense by means of the Internet" refers, respectively, to any delivery, distribution, or dispensing of a controlled substance that is caused or facilitated by means of the Internet.

While the internet refers to the network of the millions of computers that share a common set of communications protocols, the world wide web – to give it its full title – is the service invented by Sir Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 that sits on top of this network, allowing users to use browsers such as Explorer and Firefox to surf the web.