Sentence examples for network coin from inspiring English sources
Adam Corner is the research director for the Climate Outreach and Information Network (COIN), and is an honorary research fellow in the School of Psychology at Cardiff University.
The coalition has five members in Britain, including the Climate Outreach and Information Network (Coin), Praxis, the Migrants Rights Networkk, the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), the Environmental Justice Foundation and the Evelyn Oldfield Unit.
As a group, they should be called the Conflict of Interest Network (COIN).
I work for the Climate Outreach and Information Network (COIN), a UK-based charity which focuses on building wider societal support for climate change.
Alex Randall from Climate Outreach and Information Network (COIN), the Oxford, UK-based climate NGO, says the term is widely used but holds no legal currency: "The phrase 'climate refugees' isn't used much within law or research any more, for the very same reason that such people don't have similar rights to other kinds of refugees".
His network coined the term "spore war" to sum up the disagreement between officials over the exact nature of the anthrax traces found in Washington.
In this paper, we propose a carefully designed deep neural network coined noise-resistant network (NR-Network) for face recognition under noise.
(LinkExchange, the web's first ad network, coined the acronym "CTR" for Click-Through Ratio – more on that in a bit).
Policy priorities turned toward the stakeholders' networks coined as "Triple Helix" [14, 15].
Collaborative Innovation Networks (COINs) operating within a democratic, virtual environment are, by their very natures, forerunners in this transformation.
The reason for the discrepancy, according to the document, is a vulnerability in the bitcoin protocol, which allowed 744,408btc - about 6% of all the bitcoins presently in circulation - to be stolen from the site's "cold storage", a bitcoin wallet unconnected to the main network where coins are (theoretically) safe from hacking attacks.
