Sentence examples for points of internet from inspiring English sources

Together, under adjudication, we had to discuss the finer points of internet shopping which concluded with everyone – us and the erstwhile stern-faced examiners – collapsing about laughing because we were far better than they had expected.

For example, in wireless local network (WLN), there are multiple access points of Internet.

The popularity of Mobile Social Networks (MSNs) paves a way for mobile users to download or view their interested contents not only from access points of Internet but also from other mobile users through short-range radio communications like Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.

We didn't worry about such things when the point of internet publishing was merely to replicate the paper online, but now that internet activity has been given a life of its own, old certainties are no more.

What many don't realize is that one key reason for this lack of choice is that the big carriers still control some of the most crucial points of the Internet access pipeline that their competitors need.

Pre-programmed menu commands can also hunt out nearby petrol stations or points of interest via the internet.

This study implemented and evaluated a point-of-care, wireless Internet access using smart phones for information retrieval during daily clinical rounds and academic activities of internal medicine residents in a community hospital.

Usually the visuals enhance his points (particularly accusations of Internet censorship and organ harvesting), but occasionally they confuse (are we seeing reality, re-creation or footage unrelated except for its subject?).

As the actor points out, tons of internet sleuths have broken down the "Lost in Translation" footage and have come up with possible phrases Murray said.

But isn't that the point of the internet age, that it makes Walter Mittys of all of us?

The whole point of the Internet — which we could probably confirm with its inventor, Al Gore — is to check out folks we're interested in dating.