Sentence examples for networking visits from inspiring English sources

Facebook now accounts for 55% of all UK social networking visits, almost three times as many as the next most popular social network, which Hitwise pegs as YouTube.

According to Internet ratings agency Hitwise, MySpace received 79.7% of total social networking visits in April 2007, followed by Facebook with 11.5% of visits and Bebo with 1.28% of visits.

Brazil actually has the highest percentage of Internet visits going to social sites (18.9% of Internet usage) with 43% of all social networking visits in Brazil going to Google-owned Orkut.

Gadêlha and the Oxford SIAM committee planned the agenda of the events they will hold this academic year, including an induction day for newcomers, student seminars, scientific talks by professors, networking events, visits to industry campuses, and an annual conference.

The county executive's calendar was punctuated with global-networking visits, even as his office trumpeted a new tour-de-Westchester-mall walking club for hoi polloi.

We also talked about many aspects of going to a conference from submitting an abstract and preparing beforehand to giving poster presentations, networking, and visiting the exhibit hall.

From September 2014, schools will be required to offer mentoring and coaching, inspirational speakers, workplace and higher education visits, networking events and careers fairs.

Benchmarking and sharing of experiences through, for example, networking and exchange visits, were reported to enhance informal learning about topics such as governance (Agyepong et al. 2008; van Velzen et al. 2009).

Visit networking events that target toxicologists and other scientists.

And smaller sessions like networking lunches or classroom visits are an opportunity to dive deep and for both employers and students to have more targeted, memorable discussions.

This was adapted after extensively reviewing it at a networking conference visited by practitioners interested in participating in the project and researchers in the field of substance use prevention and treatment.