Sentence examples for network city from inspiring English sources

During this period, Japan experienced high economic growth, and in Gifu City, importance was placed on developing the road network, city tramline was decommissioned and a great deal of land development was carried out in suburban and surrounding areas.

Another information tool is provided by accessible air pollution alert services that provide real-time data and proactively alert registered users of impending pollution events via a computer/tablet (websites, email, social media) or phone (texts, apps) (London Air Quality Network; City of London).

"Hyperloop in Europe would cut distances substantially and network cities in unprecedented ways.

Increasingly, we are all both,' says MIT Media Lab's William J Mitchell (author of Me ++: The Cyborg Self and the Networked City, a guide to the socio-cultural effects of mobile/wireless networks).

The first utilizes the fractal dimension for characterizing the complexity of spatial forms and patterns such as coastlines, river networks, city growth, and landscapes.

2. "The Networked City" - Panel Discussion in Festival of Ideas for the New City, May 5th, 2011.

A conference of symposia, lectures and workshops will take place between May 4th through May 7th, with three major themes being explored: "The Networked City," "The Reconfigured City," and "The Sustainable City".

Blogs such as Patrick Kennedy's award-winning Car Free in Big D (part of the Guardian Cities network of city bloggers) have been banging on about reinventing Dallas for years.

By forming city-to-city (C2C) transnational networks, cities can take action collectively against climate change.

In urban networks, cities and the relations among cities can be abstracted as points and lines in a graph using graph theory (Fig. 3b).

In the early 2000s, exasperated by poor service, high prices and the condescending refusal of cable and phone companies to upgrade their networks, cities began to build their own.