Sentence examples for network to rule from inspiring English sources

One network to rule them all.

"There won't be one blockchain network to rule them all.

You can see it also in the messaging app diaspora, a rebellion against one network to rule them all.

While these may not have the parlor trick of "disappearing" messages, they also represent a rebellion against the "one network to rule them all" concept.

Of course, this is the problem that Snog.com has to confront: Facemash was only a precursor to the social network to rule them all, so the question becomes how to make sure Snog.com isn't just a flash in the pan.

Nobody actually believed, outside of us three or four people in Palo Alto, that you could enter the market through this niche market and then gradually through this carefully calculated war against all the social networks become the one social network to rule them all".

Lastly, we evaluated our results using an integrated network that included only the co-expression, PPI, and GI positive and did not include the sequence networks to rule out the possibility that our results are driven by paralog conservation.

This example highlights the utility of the scoring scheme in providing information to identify tissue-specific associations between genes/proteins in molecular interaction networks and to rule out associations with low Xd-scores in a tissue of interest.

A genetic optimization function is introduced in the second hidden layer of the proposed network to find the best learning rule and momentum.

The Roman Republic was not a nation-state in the modern sense, but a network of towns left to rule themselves (though with varying degrees of independence from the Roman Senate) and provinces administered by military commanders.

The image of a silk-stocking crowd to-the-manner born, bred and educated to rule, networked into the circuits of power and wealth, professing a concern for the downtrodden but not about to surrender any privileges to alleviate their plight (yet prepared to demand that everyone else pony up) has lodged at the heart of American politics ever since.