But it is also a commentary on the broadcast and cable networks' explosion of interest in the forums.
For Ms. Kardashian's television home, the E! network, the explosion of interest is further proof of the triumph of reality television, which began as an inexpensive gimmick but has now conquered the airwaves and beyond.
With the explosion of network bandwidth and the ever-changing requirements for diverse network-based applications, the traditional processing architectures, i.e., general purpose processor (GPP) and application specific integrated circuits (ASIC) cannot provide sufficient flexibility and high performance at the same time.
The bombers did indeed achieve publicity in dramatic fashion: network cameras filmed the explosion and television channels broadcast it repeatedly throughout the day.
Visiting a university, Sorkin's hero, Will McAvoy Jeff Danielss), a cable-news anchor who has gone soft, lets loose with a disgusted tirade that some people have compared to the anchor Howard Beale's explosion in "Network".
After all, the ongoing explosion of network innovations has hardly improved the financial health of the telecom industry.
Talking to customers wouldn't have helped much: The new paradigm didn't emerge because of a fundamental change in customer needs, but because of an explosion of network bandwidth.
The phylogenetic network shows a Cambrian explosion without internal resolution (Fig. 20).
We showed that two major problems in network analysis, namely state explosion and partial knowledge, can be alleviated by translation to Petri nets and extensions of the unfolding technique.
Such a simple evolutionary mechanism to create selectable phenotypic diversity appears to have been advantageous to many organisms as it was extensively expanded and exploited resulting in an explosion in network connectivity and an increase in the regulatory complexity of the cell.
Only an explosion of risky network investment and new network technology can accommodate these millions of ideas.
