Sentence examples for network touch from inspiring English sources

Of course, not everything that members of the PayPal network touch is guaranteed to be a hit.

A study presented last year by Arbor Networks suggesting that traffic flows were moving away from the core of the network touched off a spirited controversy.

He's a co-founder and technologist at Artfinder, a startup which is aiming at being the place to find art anywhere the network touches.

today the network touches on the supernatural with "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" (2 p.m.), and "The Haunting of Seacliff Inn" (4 p.m.) and "The Haunting of Sarah Hardy" (6 p.m.) before indulging in some modern-day witchcraft with "Champions of Magic" and "David Blaine: Magic Man" (tomorrow at 6 and 7 p.m.) and "World's Wildest Magic" (Tuesday at 6 p.m.).

Its SMS ad network touches roughly 45 million per month.

Currently, Cota estimates their provider network touches around two million patients.

Edge computing refers to algorithms that are run at the "edges" of a network – usually at the point where the network touches the real world, such as within sensors and cameras themselves.

In June, the company said the network touched 40 million tablet devices, up from only three million in January 2011, and 25 million in January 2012.

The idea is to serve more targeted ads to travelers either as they are planning their trip, or while they are on it, with Sojern's network touching "hundreds" of publishers, CEO Mark Rabe says.

The broadcast networks touched on some of these, like extreme weather, but largely missed others.

The slaying was captured on a police cam, looped repeatedly on national networks, touched off a furor, and Crutcher's family held an anguished press conference demanding a prosecution.