Sentence examples for networks thinking from inspiring English sources

So you have networks within networks thinking about how neurocomputation is implemented could potentially give us some novel insight in how the brain actually exploits that.

We're pleased to see more publishers and networks thinking of how to tier and segment their inventory and really match it more effectively to suit advertiser campaigns and advertiser objectives.

Lastly, we help them share and distribute their ideas with the world which is all about syndication and tapping into networks — thinking through the lens of IP, platform building and sustainability.

The networks' thinking is that as long as there is program content on the screen, viewers will be less likely to switch channels.

I wish that in 2013, we could've moved past networks thinking that "Caucasians and Latinos are so different -- put them together and watch wackiness ensue!" was an acceptable concept for a comedy.

But in the longer run, economics and business will benefit most from network thinking.

Proulx, S.R., Promislow, D.E. & Phillips, P.C. Network thinking in ecology and evolution.

Because of these features, SMCEs are uniquely suited for training participants in the art of network thinking in complex negotiations.

Others have considered the rise of network thinking in relation to evolution 5 and the importance of network analyses in bridging the gap between evolutionary biology and other fields.

Network thinking has also informed how we think about cooperation in networks of firms and thus how "social structure" of companies affects economic cooperation [57].

"I think the network was thinking, 'Fingers crossed, this could reawaken the "Chappelle's Show" audience,' " Mr. Peele said.