Sentence examples for of becoming a network from inspiring English sources

For Van Dijk (2006, 241) "modern society is in a process of becoming a network society... it is in a transition from mass to network society".

Although there are several app makers offering ways to send gifts, generally cards, via mobile phones (SnailMailMyEmail, Postful, Red Stamp, Postcard on the Run, and Postcardly come to mind), Sincerely introduced a feature in April which showcased its grander vision of becoming a network, as opposed to just an app.

After working for many years in tele-comm sales for different companies, she was hoping to realize her dream of becoming a Network Administrator and getting a chance to work with the technology hands on.

For each of these areas we then developed a network of technical and policy experts, GIN thus becoming a network of networks.

Troops and then entire units of the North Vietnamese Army (NVA) were sent south through Laos along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, which was by that time becoming a network of modern roads capable of handling truck traffic.

This little outfit, which had a loss of $1.6 million for the most recent six months on sales of all of $75,000, has big ambitions of becoming a fully interactive broadband network that will topple the existing broadcast infrastructure.

The algorithm presented in van Iersel et al. (2010), which aims at computing level- k networks, shows particular promise of becoming a general tool for computing rooted phylogenetic networks from different types of data.

CR for vehicular networks has the potential of becoming a killer CR application in the future due to a huge consumer market for vehicular communications.

This is what I found so interesting about Foursquare's 'pivot' of sorts earlier this year when it refocused on becoming a discovery network instead of a check-in game.

Dale's company Good World makes donating as simple as writing #donate in a Facebook comment or in a Twitter tweet, and so now social media pages are becoming a viral network of social giving.

"The competitive environment underscores the necessity of US Airways becoming a part of a larger network," its chairman, Stephen M. Wolf, said in a statement.