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The men at the heart of the investigation are two Russians, Sergei Denisenko and Andrei Kosolapov, former associates of Bout, whose gunrunning networks enabled the flow of arms into African conflict including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, and Sudan.

But trading networks enabled the ancient Greeks to develop their alphabet, mathematics and science, and later fostered innovation in the trading hubs of the Roman Empire, India, China, Arabia, Renaissance Italy and other European capitals.

Though we may think that the rise of complex social and economic networks enabled ancient cultures to manage their water, the reverse may well be true: only when a society had reliable access to water could it turn itself into an economic or cultural power.

Specifically, fibre networks enabled cell infiltration and upregulated expression of actomyosin proteins in contrast to flat hydrogels.

As a result, layer 1 switching networks enabled with a distributed control plane can support the provisioning of advanced connectivity services like Virtual Private Networks (VPNs).

After these social networks enabled this kind of imperative and essential communication, signs like "Thank you, Facebook" were to be seen across the Middle East.

Social networks enable users to grumble about hospital waiting-times and mathematics results.

So-called neuro-fuzzy systems integrate fuzzy logic and artificial neural networks, enabling a certain form of learning.

But Napster is a hit with students, especially because high-speed college networks enable the sharing of music among campuses quickly.

Such networks enable people to transmit data from, say, a laptop computer to a desktop computer -- or from either to a printer -- without wires.

Unlike a simple jobs board, social networks enable members to pass suitable vacancies on to people they know, and to refer potential candidates back to the recruiter.