Overall, membership of the network was perceived as both a way of accessing research and also networking with other care homes for mutual support.
Zion Church, said she had rarely seen Ms. Venning "out and about and networking" with other nonprofit organizations and local civic leaders.
"We as an organisation chose to concentrate on the other aspects of what we do, building our website, networking with other organisations," she said.
By networking with other musicians and financing sources, she has been able to give children a direct experience and basic knowledge of music.
"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.
Later, as his ambition grew, Mr. Xu began networking with other powerful political figures in Beijing, according to people who worked with him.
The human brain, compared with a computer, is bad at networking with other brains, so we have invented tools, like Wikipedia and Google search, that aid that kind of interfacing.
For those more interested in networking with other travelers, a handful of sites like Cruisemates.com provide articles on subjects like what to pack plus message boards organized by topic and detailed reviews from travelers who have cruised on various ships.
Meanwhile, Avenir grantees would like more assistance in networking with other newly independent scientists.
Academic firms explore also possibilities, options, and opportunities of networking with other firms (academic firms, but also commercial firms).
In return, incubators offer intensive coaching, networking with other founders, and warm introductions to likely investors.
