Last year NASA dismantled a longstanding network of scientific advisory committees, and while a new network is in the works, it is not yet in place.
Still, it took four years to catch Mr. Kansi, and that was in a region where American intelligence agencies could rely on a longstanding network of paid informants.
Aaron Sorkin, the executive producer of "The West Wing" on NBC, says he hopes to break a longstanding network taboo this coming television season: he wants a character to curse in a way that uses the Lord's name in vain.
The company has a longstanding network for cross-promoting social games on Facebook, and pivoted (like much of the rest of the industry) to mobile platforms over the last year.
The present study was therefore conducted to obtain the views of both referrers and specialists in a longstanding telemedicine network.
Like many other network executives, he says the stations are trying to delay the growing move toward ending the longstanding practice of networks' paying affiliates to carry their programming.
It doesn't want other social networks, whether longstanding or fast-rising, to piggyback on its social graph - the web of interconnections of who follows who which, if you mine it well, tells you about peoples' interests (aha!
In processing medical payments, the longstanding promise of computer networks has been their ability to convey insurance claims and other billing records, without need of the paperwork and documents that can be delayed in the mail or waylaid in some bureaucrat's file drawer.
The Haqqani network has longstanding ties with Pakistan's intelligence agency.
And perhaps, by some miracle, it will persuade the network's longstanding, determinedly short-sighted, Twitter-loathing listeners to get with the programme and quit their bloody moaning.
