The overall network, unable to discern truth amid competing claims, could fracture into rival fiefdoms.
While consumers, in particular, are now benefiting from the competitive price wars that have battered the long-distance companies, consumers and business communications users could eventually wind up with a national network unable to meet the demands of the vaunted broadband future.
Brand advertisers in particular tend to react more slowly, and that leaves Twitter competing with slower networks, unable to take advantage of its unique selling point: speed.
The so-called "not-spots" are covered by only one or two companies, leaving those on other networks unable to use their phones, even though coverage is available.
The procedure has been applied to a case study in Apulia, Italy, finding that the optimal reduced network was unable to recover the measured values of the monitored parameter of two discarded locations, making it unable to accomplish its monitoring goals.
"The electricity network was unable to cope with such a sudden and large loss of generation at once.
Rebecca Marks, a spokeswoman for NBC, said on Sunday night that the network was unable to locate anyone to comment on the skit.
By contrast, the 16 Cuban spies indicted in Florida and known by their code name as La Red Avispa, or the Wasp Network, were unable to get their hands on any classified information at all.
Lloyd Brown, an aviation analyst in London for Ernst & Young, said that differences in corporate culture had been too extreme, with the network carriers unable to adopt the mentality of a budget airline.
Therefore, it can be concluded that chondrocytes surrounded by a soft fibrin network were unable to sense the stiffness of the underlying scaffold/substrate and hence facilitate chondrogenesis even on stiff scaffolds.
Now, when more than a half-billion people use Facebook, couples yearning for children say they are trapped: They are unwilling to detach from the social network, but unable to avoid its frequent reminders - fetal sonograms are seemingly ubiquitous - of what might elude them forever.
