Sentence examples for networks that work from inspiring English sources

It can also act like a home networking hub, supporting home networks that work over standard TV cables or wirelessly, using the IEEE 802.11a standard, also known as Wi-Fi5 (not to be confused with the more widely used wireless networking standard, IEEE 802.11b, aka Wi-Fi).

But there is also the fact that Twitter is one of the primary outlets for HootSuite's 3.5 million+ social media dashboard users (others networks that work with HootSuite include Google, LinkedIn and Facebook).

The company describes Studios as a way for Wattpad to partner with the entertainment industry, and it said the new division will operate like the multi-channel networks that work with online video creators.

Cota, which debuted on the TechCrunch Disrupt stage in San Francisco in 2013, aims not just to provide the kind of wireless power possible via induction charging, where your device has to be in close contact with a charging element, but to blanket areas with powered wireless networks that work similar to Wi-Fi.

There are harvesting networks, theft networks, and distribution networks that work together, making up links in the supply chain for illegal rhino horn trade.

Allow complex subnetworks to emerge out of the links among simple networks that work well and are capable of operating independently.

He said: "Sixteen months before the attacks on America, our organisation [Signit Automation Research Center – Sarc] was running a new method of finding terrorist networks that worked on focusing on 'smart collection'.

This paper proposes an opportunistic routing protocol for wireless sensor networks that works on top of an asynchronous duty-cycling medium access control (MAC) protocol.

Ishikawa and Amorim [14] presented a caching algorithm named Collapsed Cooperative Video Caching (CCVC), inspired by the caching policies used in peer-to-peer networks, that works on two levels.

The sample comprises 16 organizations in the Greater Montréal transportation network that work in maritime, air, railway, and highway transportation.

Hierarchies of operationally interdependent systems are modeled as nodes on a network that work cohesively to fulfill overarching capability objectives.