Sentence examples for networks built in from inspiring English sources

The web itself has so many networks built in already.

The company makes fiber optic systems used in the communications networks built in recent years to rival the old-fashioned circuit-switch networks, constructed over the last century.

As demonstrated in our simulation results, networks built in this way have low node/edge false discovery rate (FDR) and high edge sensitivity comparing to greedy search.

That provision ensures that networks built in the newly sold spectrum would be open to all third-party devices.

Figure 6 shows two small example networks built in this way, with the network on the left corresponding to a larger pi / pe ratio.

These would have regulated service quality levels and would operate rather like the dedicated high speed networks built in Europe for passengers.

The Facebook-like network built in-house is called GE Colab and links up the firm's 115,000 employees from around the globe.

Or why a social network built in a garage is available to the same people as Instagram or Twitter.

Sudan's railway network, built in the late 19th century under what was effectively British colonial rule, used to be the backbone of the country's economy and symbol for national unity and pride.

Parts of a Roman aqueduct and canal network built in the 2nd century bce under the emperor Hadrian are still used to bring water more than 80 miles (130 km) from Zaghouan to Carthage.

This week, for a change, all eyes were on what the company is selling, not buying: chunks of its cable-television network.The network, built in the 1980s before Telekom was privatised, is the world's second-largest after America's (see chart).