Sentence examples for internet to develop from inspiring English sources

Every networking device is being connected to the Internet to develop specific and dedicated applications.

Two other reasons climbed up that chart, also by large percentages: using the Internet to develop and improve brand loyalty and providing customer service.

Read Lindsay's story "As someone who is remote from my research institution much of the time, I use the internet to develop relationships with potential collaborators and research participants".

During the 1990s and 2000s, computer game designers exploited three-dimensional graphics, faster microprocessors, networking, handheld and wireless game devices, and the Internet to develop new genres for video consoles, personal computers, and networked environments.

We conducted a series of experiments using an online group-buying auction experimental test bed deployed on the Internet to develop deeper insights into how these incentives work in the context of bakery cookie sales.

In Inventing the Internet, Janet Abbate recounts the key players and technologies that allowed the Internet to develop; but her main focus is always on the social and cultural factors that influenced the Internets design and use.

And for him, the Group of 8 meeting in Okinawa, in southern Japan, has less to recommend it -- save for the fact that he would be the star and the issues, from bringing the Internet to developing nations to funding a global battle against AIDS, resonate with the themes he has tried to place on the international agenda.

The report also calls for a series of programs intended to spread the Internet to developing countries quickly, using low-orbit satellite links in areas that lack telephone service; to help small businesses use the Internet and to update the Government's statistical and economic models to help better measure the economic impact of information technology industries.

Evanna Hu, AB'12, inspires with her commitment to extending the potential of the internet to developing countries.

If Facebook could project weak but free Internet to developing nations via Titan Aerospace drones, it could then make a basic version of WhatsApp available to those users.

The other big exit is O3b Networks, a satellite network beaming internet to developing nations, which SES acquired in July 2016 in a deal valued at $1.43 billion.