Sentence examples for networks exposure from inspiring English sources

That said, open source communities are generally built from use (i.e. a % of users become contributors), through social or relational networks, exposure from college or a desire to contribute to the greater good.

These are the social conditions, shaped by distributions of power, interests and resources, and given form by policy decisions, that most account for racial group disparities in health -- food quality, poverty, working conditions, social exclusion, neighborhood environment, housing, social networks, exposure to chronic stress, discrimination, the diffusion of medical technology, and more.

The Golden Globes have gained importance because of a combination of their recent network exposure and their timing.

Television figures, a barometer of the business, show the N.H.L.'s ratings in decline and its national network exposure slipping.

Now he seems to have unleashed the power within to secure free prime-time network exposure.

Classical artists used to have regular network exposure in prime-time showcases -- long gone -- like "The Bell Telephone Hour" and "The Voice of Firestone".

More essential were the almost weekly network exposure on NBC and Fox, the opening of new tracks in major metropolitan areas and the marketing cross-pollination of such powerhouse sponsors as Pfizer and United Parcel Service.

Five seasons on Fox -- the league's first United States network exposure in two decades for only $31 million a year -- didn't make the N.H.L. more than a sport best suited to cable.

Although his Fox and MSNBC positions gave him broadcast network exposure (the former as the host of Fox's Saturday afternoon baseball studio show and the latter as the host of NBC's post-season baseball coverage) Olbermann is essentially a cable character.

From Sue Bird to Diana Taurasi to Tina Charles, with Moore on the way next year, the W.N.B.A. has been the beneficiary in the way its big N.B.A. brother was when the likes of Grant Hill would get three or four years of network exposure during the madness of March.

The performance of these topologies is analyzed in terms of different system metrics – topological robustness and reliability, system costs and network exposure due to failure conditions.