Sentence examples for network referred from inspiring English sources

A picture caption in Business Day on Tuesday with an article about a security breach in a Cisco Systems network referred imprecisely to the computer that was invaded.

Although paint has a certain elasticity, it cannot usually take up much movement, and in paintings on wood it generally cracks in a network referred to as "craquelure".

Because of an editing error, a report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Monday about plans by the New York-based comedy Web site Splitsider to start its own podcast network referred incorrectly to the Los Angeles-based podcast "Comedy Bang! Bang!," an example of one of the major comedy podcasts based on the West Coast.

In this work, we propose a novel deep neural network referred to as Multi-Target Deep Neural Network (MT-DNN).

Benefiting from the LiMn0.8Fe0.2PO4 nanocrystal and embedded graphene, the interconnected conducting network referred to electron and lithium ion transport pathways can be improved, resulting in enhanced electrochemical performance.

"Multi-channel network" referred to companies that literally aggregated multiple YouTube (and only YouTube) channels together in a YouTube subset and under a different name.

"I think we are looking at something like Turkmenistan," she said on the state-controlled NTV network, referring to the autocratic rule of President Saparmurat A. Niyazov in that former Soviet republic.

The static sensor network refers to the network composed of only static nodes.

Information diffusion in a network refers often to the influence in the spread of information.

The network effect of a knowledge network refers to the consolidation of specific knowledge when the network scale increases.

Mobile ad hoc network refers to the moving node rather than any fixed infrastructure, act as a mobile router.