Sentence examples for networks to link from inspiring English sources

Another factor, which took on increasing importance, was the emergence of ethernet and other "local area networks" to link personal computers.

Mr. Rumsfeld said his changes would focus on new technology, especially communications networks, to link current weapons systems and provide information on the enemy more speedily to soldiers, sailors, pilots and marines.

They are not even as powerful as the radios used in Wi-Fi networks to link computers together.Small and inexpensive as these ZigBee radios are, though, there is strength in their numbers.

Skype — a service that uses Internet connections instead of traditional telephone wiring and networks to link people together for voice and video calls — is subject to a number of factors that can affect transmission quality.

The company, based in Englewood, Ohio, makes and operates systems that use fiber optic broadband networks to link business conferences by a kind of high-quality video that basically creates an impression that distant participants are all on the same scene.

However, most hypervisors use virtual networks to link VMs to communicate more directly and efficiently.

"And now we're building a network" to link the groups.

The Pentagon picked Global Crossing last July as the winner of the three-year contract to develop a network to link 6,000 scientists working on military projects.

In the Northeast, AT&T uses Verizon's land-based communications network to link the various antennas used for wireless calls.

Doing it that way will cost more, if only because the bidders will each need to construct their own fibre-optic network to link their antennae together.

As an avid walker in Westchester's parks, I was pleased to read about the progress in planning a network to link various trails throughout the county ("Creating a New Network of Trails," Dec. 17).