Sentence examples for network of access from inspiring English sources
Cometa, founded in 2002 to build a network of access points at retail outlets, announced on May 19 that it would suspend operations because it was not providing a suitable return to investors.
In any event, Dr. Seferiades wrote in the exhibition catalog that the prevalence of the shells suggested the culture had links to "a network of access routes and a social framework of elaborate exchange systems — including bartering, gift exchange and reciprocity".
Executives say they are building a global network of access points, or data centers in major cities, that they claim will store Web content all over the world.
Logging creates an extensive network of access roads within the forest, yet these are commonly ignored or excluded when assessing impacts of logging on forest biodiversity.
Broad network of access: Resources can be accessed from heterogeneous thin or thick client platforms (e.g., smartphones, notebooks, PDAs, and etc). 4.
The firm joined the network in 2011, and saw DFJ as an opportunity to give startups a global network of access points.
In addition to the wireless adapter cards, the network consists of access points, the industry term for book-size hubs that plug into the college's wired network, its Ethernet.
National standards for the management of coronary heart disease in England were introduced in 2000 45 and included a recommendation for the establishment of a national network of rapid access chest pain clinics that were rolled out between 2002 and 2006.
This is an even more pressing need when one considers the increasing heterogeneity of both networks and network access devices.
It is likely that in heterogeneous wireless networks, numerous types of access networks will prevail to support wireless services that have varied QoS requirements.
The increasing spread of mobile nodes along with the technical advances in multi-hop MANETs (Mobile Ad hoc NETworks) makes this kind of networks an important type of access network of next generation.
