Sentence examples for networks open from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toledo repeated his demand tonight that all the networks open their airwaves to the opposition and that dirty campaign tricks be halted.

Some users say they have protected their computers but have decided to keep their networks open as a passive protest of what they consider the exorbitant cost of Internet access.

Paul Capuccio, the company's senior vice president and general counsel, said that both companies were committed to keeping their networks open to rival Internet providers because it made business sense.

The open source ecology is made up of a wide range of opens – open farm technology, open source software, open hardware, open networks, open money, open small business technology, open patents – to name just a few.

That also can be a security advantage; radio-frequency networks open the possibility of eavesdropping, perhaps by someone sitting in the parking lot with a laptop and an antenna.

There is no shortage of places on the Web to find others with similar enthusiasms — at Ning, a place to create social networks open to anyone, more than 165,000 distinct networks have been created.

The NBC and Fox networks opened Hulu as a free online television hub for their shows in 2007.

The emergence of smartphones and communication networks opens up new opportunities of monitoring road networks through crowdsourcing.

Organized into sections called Crowdsourcing, Platforms, Modules, Blueprints, Incompletes and Hacks, "TechnoCRAFT" shows how social networks, open-source platforms and new fabrication technologies have reached a critical mass with grassroots creativity, allowing for fertile new modes of collaboration between designers and non-designers alike.

The analysis of metabolic networks opens a door to understanding cellular biology from a quantitative, information-theoretic perspective.

This comparatively reliable group within the biochemical networks opens up a reaction space, which is used for metabolic transformations.