Sentence examples for portable network from inspiring English sources

The company suggests exporting the drawing as a separate Portable Network Graphics (.png) file first.

This eventually led to the creation of an alternative file format, portable network graphics (png), which is also still in use today.

The PNG (Portable Network Graphics) format, designed to avoid patent and other disputes in the 1990s, stipulates in its specification document that its phonetic form is "ping".

The main shock was followed by thousands of aftershocks that were detected and located by the Instituto Nazionale di Geofisca e Vulcanologia (INGV), using a portable network of seismometers.

Although the relevant patents expired by 2004, the controversy resulted in the creation of the portable network graphics (PNG) format, an alternative to GIF that offered a wider array of colours and different compression methods.

The D-Central device will combine existing technologies into a single package of hardware and software, creating a portable network that will extend about "three blocks in the city or a quarter of a mile out in the country" according to McAfee.

This also means hackers can create "fake" portable networks and bring them to public places where they know people connect to free internet.

Traced images were then saved in Portable Networks Graphic (.png) format and imported into Matlab (MathWorks), for calculation of the centre of mass of the brain (CoMbrain) and olfactory lobe (CoMOL).

In Timbaland's first effort within the video game industry, he worked with Rockstar Games to produce Beaterator, a music mixing game for the PlayStation Portable, PlayStation Network, and iOS released in the September 2009.

This ensures that Docker-based applications can communicate across networks and that they are portable across different network infrastructures.

At the end of June, one company, Towerstream, plans to introduce what it claims will be "the most robust and fastest portable Wi-Fi network" in Manhattan, though it will not technically be free: it hopes to sell access to cellphone service providers, who could then offer it to their customers.