Sentence examples for of closed groups from inspiring English sources

With Cluster 2.0, the company is doubling down on private group sharing after seeing these kinds of closed groups pop up for everything from family photos to pictures shared by fraternities and sororities which might not be appropriate on a more public network like Facebook.

Going forward, only administrators and moderators of closed groups will be visible to non-members. .

In the case of the U.S., she noted, "the bipartisan wrangling over a legislative response has also involved a kind of closed group of actors that are seen as part of the problem [and] that have not brought forth really new ideas.

"[People assume] we're some kind of closed group and we're just the Hollywood religion... and we worship rabbits.

But the web is best seen as a network of networks, of associations and communities from blogs to closed groups, of many sizes with their own energies and commitments.

Some of the closed Groups he found seeding political conspiracies he argues are likely to break Facebook's own content standards did not have any admins or moderators at all — something that is allowed by Facebook's terms.

A diagram with the structure of the infection data considered to develop the dnIGE model is shown in Figure 1 for one of the closed groups.

The transmission in each of these closed groups was simulated using Gillespie's direct method (Gillespie 1977), where the times between infections were simulated from an exponential distribution with parameters given by the sum of the infection rates of the susceptibles, represented by λ j (t ) in Equation 1.

The 'app'is premised as the evolution of social networking, allowing users a greater level of connectivity and interaction between closed groups of individuals, making social media less about 'me' and more about 'us'us

Based on managers' reports of the availability of the most effective treatments and current rates of uptake by clients and effectiveness at NHS SSSs [ 9], had 100% of managers made closed groups available to SSS attendees in 2009/2010 it could have led to 4,610 extra quitters that year.

The DEA, whatever the value of its ultimate mission, is widely credited as a highly functioning agency, with an impressive array of confidential informants, the ability to trace complex financial transactions and a history of successfully placing undercover operatives deep inside closed groups of militants.