Sentence examples for networked access from inspiring English sources

Networked access to information represents a shift as significant as Gutenberg's introduction of the printing press in the 15th century.

As a first implementation, an update of an existing tele-robotics laboratory is in progress aiming round-the-clock networked access, suited for even the most demanding online learning platforms.

With thirty years of experience with distributed archival collections, digital technologies, and networked access, it is now apparent that digital technologies are the best way of addressing the challenge of access to unpublished materials.

Networked access and computer ownership are now the norm.

"The BD300 is another LG industry first and provides consumers with an advanced high-def disc player with unparalleled flexibility and networked access for services such as Netflix".

Living Computer Museum, a collection of vintage computers in working order and available for interactive sessions on-site or through networked access, opened to the public in 2012.

Enabling factors are based on Network access, network policy, networked society and the networked economy.

The Mountain View, Calif., firm is a fabled provider of "knowledge-based" semiconductors for use in routers, switches, networking access equipment and networked storage devices.

But if it looks like a real threat, the security officer would initiate mitigation actions, such as cutting off network access to the suspected intruder and prevent networked computers from interacting with it.

With the advent of ubiquitous network access to digital information, and in the light of the original intent of Section 108(b), it is easy to conclude that limited networked digital access to unpublished material would better address the problems that Congress tried to solve in 1976.

The characterisation of unknown chemical compounds relies on calculated property descriptors (the term parameters is commonly used interchangeably, especially in organic and organometallic chemistry) and the computational mapping of chemical space has become increasingly viable with the growth of cheap computing hardware, extensive data storage and networked electronic access.