Servers connect computers to form networks, which are common in most offices.
Malignant tumours develop messier networks, which are characterised by a preponderance of small capillaries.
KEN AULETTA: The morning shows are the only hours programmed by the networks which are gaining rather than losing viewers.
Analog cellular networks, which are much older than the digital networks that are currently gaining ground, also offer wider coverage.
Facebook and the like are tools for building networks, which are the opposite, in structure and character, of hierarchies.
That leaves Siemens Business Services (SBS) and Com, which handles mobile and terrestrial communications networks, which are both in trouble.
Since the 1970s, however, many utilities have lost interest in heating networks, which are costly to maintain.
"But with desertification and changes in the economy they have diversified into international trade networks, which are organized around connections to their various marabouts".
In its own youth quest, CBS has started producing news segments with the MTV and VH1 music cable networks, which are also owned by Viacom.
ABC's eagerness to expand distribution may be a reaction to other networks, which are moving faster to propagate their programming across the Web.
The Proxim Corporation of Sunnyvale, Calif., provides wireless equipment for wide- and local-area networks, which are used to link groups of computers.
