Sentence examples for networked conception from inspiring English sources

He is full of praise for Airbnb, the "productivity engine" of Google and the potentials of blockchain, identifying with the free-spirited Silicon Valley mindset, the "post-hippy milieu", for which he thinks his fluid, networked conception of architecture is the true representative style.

Survivors and visitors are confronted with regenerating vegetal life which evokes idealised ecological conceptions of networked human and non-human lives.

As it happens, the very first conception of digital networked communication foresaw a way out of this trap.

The Network Map identifies networked computers with Norton Internet Security 2008 installed.

In keeping with Wharton's historical moment, if I'm asked to imagine life in a networked, commercialised collective, I tend to retreat into the conception of happiness offered by Isabel Archer in Henry James's The Portrait of a Lady: "A swift carriage, of a dark night, rattling with four horses over roads that one can't see".

Networked or focused?

Everything is networked across distance and time.

Her conception.

A networked computer does precisely the opposite.

This is how networked knowledge works.

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