Sentence examples for networking with each other from inspiring English sources

The fellows and trainees had many opportunities for networking with each other and the invited speakers throughout the retreat.

We envision a future in which clouds of microcomputers can be sprayed in an environment to provide, by spontaneously networking with each other, an endlessly range of futuristic applications.

Inside the white-collar ghetto of the convention area, well-dressed delegates, aides, security analysts, non-profit executives and journalists shuffle from panel discussion to luncheon to speech to party, networking with each other, smiling, trying to get it up like they did in 2008.

"It's an ideal servo that has a built-in Arduino-compatible microcontroller, a bunch of on-board sensors, continuous rotation and encoding, io pins for adding electronics, a web-API, instant networking with each other, and control over bluetooth," explain Moti's Toronto-based makers on their campaign page.

Becoming an STC member will open your doors to professional development training, writing competitions and prizes, mentorship programs, volunteering opportunities, job postings, networking with other technical writers, and a host of other career-related benefits.

Gain the support of other local small businesses by networking with other small business owners.

"We as an organisation chose to concentrate on the other aspects of what we do, building our website, networking with other organisations," she said.

She pointed to Bedayaa's "safe spaces" and psychological support programmes, and networking with other organizations to combat "the ignorance and fear of working on sensitive issues such as homosexuality among other activists and human rights defenders in our countries".

Overall, membership of the network was perceived as both a way of accessing research and also networking with other care homes for mutual support.

She picked up her other skills and knowledge by taking classes, reading the literature, interacting with colleagues in the lab, and networking with other research groups.

"You'll see some parents hanging out with their kids at night, instead of networking with other business people," said Cathy Keefe, spokeswoman for the Travel Industry Association.