Sentence examples for operating as a network from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah, Bergner said, helped the Iranians "to do things they didn't want to have to do themselves in terms of interacting with special groups". The U.S. military was still investigating how large a presence Hezbollah has in Iraq, but Bergner said the group was not presently operating as a network.

In this article, I discuss the steps that America must take to defeat an agile adversary operating as a network.

Read part 2 of this article, where I discuss the steps that America must take to defeat an agile adversary operating as a network.

We conclude that the small and large LNv have both similar and dissociable functions regulating circadian and arousal behavior and that the Drosophila circadian circuit operating as a network in the absence of the small LNv is capable of mediating morning anticipation behavior.

JRS operates as a network layer subsystem on the entire networking stack and interacts with neighboring layers, namely the lower MAC layer in the bottom and upper application layer on the top.

Normally it operates as a network client using Kerberos authentication to communicate with kadmind, but there is also a variant, named kadmin.local, which directly accesses the Kerberos database on the local filesystem (or through LDAP).

During the Great Depression, the church established its own food distribution system, which still operates as a network of more than 100 food banks and canneries (called Bishop's Storehouses) where members preserve their own homegrown food, or stock up on canned staples.

In effect, the whole organization shares a common mindset in which organization is viewed and operated as a network of high-performance teams.

Happy Returns operates as a network of "return bars," where online shoppers can bring back purchases from participating brands including Everlane, Tradesy, Mizzen and Main and Trew.

First is the horizontal axis – moving from an organization which operates as a functional hierarchy to one that operates as a "network of teams". I've written about this extensively before (last year it was discussed in detail in the 2017 trends) and this trend has accelerated.

ERNST & YOUNG Considered one of the "Big Four", Ernst and Young is a multi-national professional services firm that offers assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services and operates as a network of member firms.