Sentence examples for losing network from inspiring English sources

The Network Connectivity Proxy (NCP) has recently been proposed as an effective mechanism to impersonate network connectivity on behalf of high power devices and enable them to sleep when idle without losing network presence.

Mr. Jones said Nokia Siemens was losing network equipment business to low-cost Chinese makers Huawei Technologies and ZTE Corporation, whose gains in Europe and Asia have also caused problems for Alcatel-Lucent, the Paris-based equipment maker.

Losing network neutrality would be "devastating" to the innovation economy that has driven the digital revolution of the last two decades, said Brad Burnham, managing partner of Union Square Ventures, a New York City venture capital firm that was the first institutional investor in Twitter, Tumblr, Etsy, Foursquare, and others.

Many will move to cheaper rentals, losing networks of friends, child support, family, school friends and school places.

You may lose network access for ALL Cornell network registered devices for a period of 28 days.

But the small guys will lose network effects, and the big guys will gain it".

On the campaign trail, Republican presidential candidates and political operatives are seeking to harness a lost network of fund-raisers who propelled President George W. Bush to the White House.

Members of the New Citizens Movement, a lose network which organises dinners to discuss reform and stages small demonstrations, maintain that they are supporting President Xi Jinping's high-profile campaign against corruption, the BBC's Martin Patience in Beijing reports.

A few glaring issues including lost network connectivity and GPS issues marred my experience with the app but it's brand new and produced by one guy in New York, Marcio Cyrillo, and worth a few tries before ash-canning it.

The magenta-drenched uncarrier has taken to social media to warn owners of the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and iPhone SE against rushing into Apple's latest major mobile operating system update after widespread reports of lost network connections.

Writer Peter C. Newman concluded that "Stursberg's rage dominates his crackling autobiography - as does his grief for the lost network's unfulfilled promise".