Sentence examples for network lines from inspiring English sources

Just off Crowley Avenue, between Colleyville Road and Clyde Boulevard, sits the "electrical room," where Dan is to test three network lines.

As copyright violations and hacking incidents continue to be traced to campus networks, should administrators monitor the millions of files flying through their network lines each second?

In both interviews and in a written report, Mr. Sullivan has argued that he treated the expenses, involving amounts paid to other companies for access to their telecommunications network lines, as capital costs because they did not have matching revenues to offset the amount paid.

The bigger challenge, though, will be inducing the carriers to begin scrapping hundreds of billions of dollars of network equipment that is based on conventional telephone network architecture and replacing it with newer, Internet-based technology that makes much more efficient use of network lines.

These airlines, ranging in size from big-fleet subsidiaries and partners of major network lines to operators of puddle-jumping commuter and cargo lines in rural areas, fly most of those 30-to-100-seat regional jets that business travelers have been so much more often finding themselves aboard lately.

Aesthetics aside, the exhibitors say that the cost-benefit analysis comes down too much in favor of the studios, which could save a couple of million dollars on each movie they release if they could send it to theaters as digital files -- whether by satellite, or high-speed network lines, or on hard drives -- rather than shipping film copies that can cost $1,200 each.

At a minimum, fluid on-screen motion requires a 128-kilobit-per-second integrated services digital network line.

There's something slightly insincere about Carl Paladino's cribbing of the classic "Network" line about being "mad as hell".

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Why else would a national cable network line up its television cameras at rural Mount Snow like floodlights at a country fair?

[ image: /photos/590953a0019dfc3494e9e445] There's something slightly insincere about Carl Paladino's cribbing of the classic "Network" line about being "mad as hell".