Sentence examples for networks less from inspiring English sources

Elected on a domestic agenda, he generally scaled back overseas military activity, giving networks less reason to maintain overseas operations.

Now, new threats - in particular those posed by international terrorist networks less predictable than the Soviet bloc - require different ways of working, senior GCHQ officials say.

In the United States, throttling was detected in 23 percent of tests on telecom and cable-television broadband networks, less than the global average of 32 percent.

(It didn't help Dish's cause that it gave the networks less than a day's notice before announcing the feature last Thursday).

But at the other extreme are niche networks, less well-known than Facebook, that unite the sort of extremists whose activities are restricted by many governments but hard to regulate when they go global.

Mrs. Kroes proposed to lower, not raise, unbundling fees in September 2011, to make the old landline networks less profitable for big operators and to encourage them to invest in new networks.

So it saves power by checking with the network less often.

Mr. Baran's idea was to build a distributed communications network, less vulnerable to attack or disruption than conventional networks.

Mensch and Bozier launched the social network less than a week ago, aiming to win Twitter addicts "who find Twitter frustrating".

As WBAN is a small-sized network, less number of nodes can sustain the connectivity in the network.

"The whole point of appliances is that they make managing a network less complex, and Microsoft doesn't understand how to reduce complexity," says Dataquest analyst Kim Brown.