Sentence examples for more a network of from inspiring English sources

A really "smart" smartphone will do all this and connect to things on your body - less an object, more a network of objects you use.

The view of Europe at night clearly reveals the regionalisation of cities, which have become more a network of centres than a single urban core.

Just as misogyny is less a dislike of women and more a network of practice built on the oppression of women, misandry is a seething rage against patriarchal power, not just a dislike of men.

But Tumblr has more structured data than Twitter does, as it's more of a network of blogs.

Another complication is the nature of the grid -- more like a network of canals than of roads.

"When you oxidize the zinc, it makes bridges between the particles and makes it more like a network of springs.

Between 1980 and 2000, Gulf moved from being a monolithic, vertically integrated multinational corporation to being more of a network of allied business interests.

Launched in May 2004, ERA-MORE is a network of Mobility Centres (MCs) throughout Europe, from Israel to Iceland and from Poland to Portugal.

By buying eMotorWerks, Enel picks up more than just a network of home chargers.

More than just a network of individual channels, Machinima has grown to begin producing its own episodic, feature-length videos.

More precisely, it bought a network of 456 customer-friendly testing facilities which welcome roughly eight million "volunteers" each week.