Sentence examples for networking center from inspiring English sources

Cisco, which is pitching itself as the computer networking center of a sensor-rich "Internet of things," has experienced years of declining profit margins.

Lectures by successful college classmates are surprisingly popular, said Michael Wall, executive director of the Alumni Program Council, a Washington-based resource and networking center.

For a glimpse of the telecommunications industry's probable future, visit the 22nd floor of the cavernous networking center at 60 Hudson Street in Manhattan.

In contrast, a building that houses Internet networking centers or servers for Web hosts uses 120 to 200 watts a square foot.

Facebook's experiment with semi-anonymous social networking centered around interests, via a standalone app called Rooms, failed.

Yeah that's right, Chinese MMOPG Happy Farm is bigger than Farmville on the most recent map based  on an interesting Wikipedia statistic of 228 million active users, which would make Farmville at 62 million monthly active users the "second biggest browser based social networking centered farming game in the world".

In the last few years the kind of networking the center was founded for has been shifting to its Web site (amc.net), which includes an online magazine called New Music Box.

What if it's really a career-networking center for a global managerial elite that surfs the casino-finance, corporate-welfare, consumer marketing riptides and answers to no republican polity or moral code?

What they've discovered is that they've been trying to weave something very like Singapore's golden web themselves, right at home in America, by transforming their old college from the civic-republican crucible of citizen-leaders it was for three centuries into a career-networking center and cultural galleria for a global elite that will answer to no particular polity or moral code.

Zakaria -- who hasn't run for dogcatcher, either but doesn't hesitate to advise presidents -- can't help himself at such moments, and his column on the Singapore venture is a sad example of Yale's own transformation from crucible of civic-republican leadership to global career-networking center and cultural galleria for a new elite that answers to no polity or moral code.

As long as he remains a Yale trustee, he will remain a sad example of Yale's own transformation from a crucible of civic-republican leadership for America and the world into a global career-networking center and cultural galleria for a new elite that answers to no polity or moral code and that aggrandizes itself by plucking the fruits of others' work.