Sentence examples for lead of a network from inspiring English sources

"Madam Secretary," which has been given a prestigious Sunday night premiere on Sept. 21 between "60 Minutes" and "The Good Wife," is not only her first outing as the lead of a network drama, but it also represents a major step back into the public eye for the actress.

In the United Kingdom, this lead to a network of ELSA centres funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (the ESRC Genomics Network EGNN).

The sequence starts with the development of interpersonal relationships, which leads to a network of contacts and access to information, assisting managers in decision-making and strategy formulation.

The rapidly expanding ANPR system has led to a network of an estimated 8,300 cameras making 30m "reads" of number plates across the country each day, or more than 10bn reads a year.

As we approached, long allées presented themselves to the left and right and led to a network of intersecting axes embellished with temples and pergolas.

Washington, the star of ABC's sizzling "Scandal," has made headlines as the only black female lead of a prime network drama in decades.

Consecutive runs of BP-guided decimation algorithm lead to construction of a network model solution ensemble.

This definition implies that the lead organization assumes the responsibilities incumbent on all entities that lead a network of organizations.

EGF treatment leads to the activation of a network of signaling pathways which leads to the up-regulation of anti-apoptotic proteins or to the inactivation of pro-apoptotic proteins.

"The Anglican Communion is at a crossroads," said Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh, who leads a network of conservative bishops, some of whom are considering breaking with the Episcopal Church.

Based on this knowledge, two different modes of perturbations are analyzed which lead to different compositions of a network's neighborhood.