Sentence examples for push network from inspiring English sources
But he is among those experts who think that full disclosure of security threats can push network administrators to take action.
Verizon and other carriers have every incentive, based on their legacies, to push network upgrade investments into the parallel Internet, not the public one.
This flurry of sensitive information will push network scalability to new limits, especially regarding security, traceability, privacy, location, addressing, identification, semantics, and context.
(It clearly wasn't removed from the show, as indicated by Sisto and Luna's allusions in the "Push Network Boundaries" official ABC promo).
Further, their move from broadcast, where soap operas do more to push network standards than just about any other genre but nevertheless remain compromised by antiquated FCC restrictions, has instantly loosened certain content strangleholds on these veteran franchises.
In the promo video entitled "'Wicked City' Will Push Network TV Boundaries on ABC," the ABC interviewer asks the four leads: "if you could come up with a hashtag that encapsulates what you think is the most wicked moment of the pilot, what would it be?" Westwick smirks, dodges the question, and looks at Christensen to answer.
The FCC certainly is in a predicament with heavy opposition from large networks and House Republicans, but if perhaps the threat of competition may push networks to upgrade their services.
The heavy lifting, however, is done by Evoz' cloud-connected software which collects data from the baby's room, including information on temperature, cries, button pushes, network status, and more.
So CloudMedx's sales strategy pushes network effects at a more realistic scale — bringing in physician organizations means you deal with fewer payers and increase the likelihood that the patients involved will move between doctors at the same organization, increasing utilization.
We bypassed the cable news companies that pushed network news out of the way 30 years ago.
Experts say the only way the new technology will ultimately reach villagers is if governments play a more active role in pushing networks outward.
