Sentence examples for network check from inspiring English sources
Will a distributed network check the internet's sums at the drop of every packet?
Available immediately through the Fujitsu website and select retailers/e-tailers(2). — Pre-installed with Windows Vista(R) Business or Home Premium, offering plenty of power to work, access an office network, check email, conduct video conferences, watch downloaded movies, listen to MP3 files, play games, browse the Internet, take pictures or stay connected with family and friends.
You can join a group support network (check with your doctor for one near you), find a yoga class, or talk to a trusted friend or therapist who will let you talk openly about your experience and emotions.
If you can't get any trusted referrals from your social network, check the local paper or craigslist.org for advertised listings.
If your iPhone cannot be located because it is turned off or out of network, check the "Notify me when found" box.
"The telephone network checks the original line and sees, hey, it's a fax machine," he continued.
In many states, charges apply for using A.T.M.'s, even if they're in network; checking balances; and even for not using the card enough (inactivity fees, as high as $3).
Previous studies [34 36] focused on more coarse spatio-temporal demographic sampling, usually covering extensive parts of cities and linking demographic information to social network check-ins and also cell-tower data, and given the higher sparsity of the data, the analysis are done on aggregate behaviours rather than modelling individual trajectories for prediction.
When the network changes its state from Intruder Out to Intruder In, the network checks which barrier the intruder is entering.
Like TorrentFreak I ran a couple of quick network checks on ThePirateBay from my Comcast connection and traceroutes and pings come back kosher.
The Guardian got its hands on a video in which defense contractor Raytheon demonstrates its Rapid Information Overlay Technology (Riot) system, which mines Facebook and other social media sites to pull things such as social network check-ins and even the meta data in photos people take with their smartphones.
