Sentence examples for needs of a network from inspiring English sources

The show fit the delicate needs of a network that both pandered to female viewers and took them seriously.

Society's needs for a network of in situ ocean observing systems cross many areas of earth and marine science.

Dr. Douglas Tallamy, in his book Bringing Nature Home, explains the need for a network of pollinator gardens and hedgerows to provide not only the nectar and pollen for animals but also a habitat for our wildlife to survive.

Its main recommendation is the need for a network of participation workers.

Nonoptical approaches to reading multiple pores, namely, tunneling-based or fluid wells, are both limited by the need for a network of parallel electrodes and/or fluid conduits that lead to macroscale contacts.

By January 2003, Ms. Nucci said, her freelance business had started to pick up, but she realized that she needed more of a network to land a permanent job.

The design considerations presented here can help developers either in choosing an existing synchronization protocol or in defining a new protocol that is best suited to the specific needs of a sensor-network application.

This example underlines the need of a support network for general paediatricians providing palliative home care.

We won't get the results everyone agrees Sydney needs without a network of safe, separated cycleways … [which] are essential for fixing congestion in the [city] and protecting people who choose to ride".

(Some versions of Windows XP Professional configured for certain corporate environments may need the aid of a network supervisor).

In some markets where there is more competition, the court said, rivals should need fewer elements of a network.