Sentence examples for more networked from inspiring English sources
Tony Haymet, the director of the Scripps Institution, said he and Earth Networks shared the goal of spurring the growth of more networked monitoring by a variety of entities, which could conceivably interconnect with Earth Networks' sensors to provide a far more nuanced picture of where greenhouse gases are being emitted and absorbed.
However, be aware that HPSR + A activities are embedded in different networks between and within these level – a more networked approach to assessing capacity has been proposed in an earlier section.
Home networking is becoming increasingly sophisticated as users connect ever more networked devices.
India is more networked than we care to acknowledge.
We have never been more networked, yet we have never been more trapped by solipsism.
He said: "Digital technology is unseating whole industries and workforces, and production is becoming more networked and disorganised.
Organisations have to become more collaborative, networked and nimble.
He is, in other words, a characteristic 21st-century American, more electronically networked but more personally isolated than ever before.
New forms of making change happen are going to be more horizontal, networked, relational.
Instead, it represents the move to having ever more objects networked and embedded.
The new leader, depending on rankings consulted either the Massachusetts Institute of Technology or California Institute of Technology, may be a more focused, networked and translational university.
