Sentence examples for put on the network from inspiring English sources

She cited an example where a vulnerable computer was compromised within a minute of being put on the network.

Files put on the network are associated with a "key", usually some form of description of the content that is encoded for security reasons.

Councilor Janye Dunne, the council's cabinet member for environment, recycling and streetscene said 1500 tonnes of salt has been put on the network so far, the weight equivalent of 188 double decker buses.

"With the strong reliance on wind power, there is an exceptional draw that's then put on the network from other sources when that wind power is unable to be generated," Joyce told ABC radio.

If you already have an external hard drive that you want to put on the network by itself, instead of connecting it to a certain computer, products like the Linksys Network Storage Link can connect the drive directly to your Ethernet network.

Live migration of a VM requires significant CPU and memory resources, although the heaviest load is put on the network.

In 2003, Ireland put a moratorium on connecting wind farms to its electricity grid because of the strains that power surges were putting on the network; it has since begun connecting them again.

And while most of the delegates were armed with GPRS phones, trying to make calls or collect e-mail proved very tricky, given the huge strain all the tech-crazed execs were putting on the network.

The project was put on the fast track by the network, and an order of the pilot was expected by the end of the month.

Mazzio's film follows a dozen semi-finalists as they head for the finals of the national competition put on by the Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship (NFTE).

"They walk away a winner". The Costa Mesa school was one of about a half dozen this year to host the Nutrition Olympics put on by the Network for a Healthy California.