Sentence examples for realm of network from inspiring English sources
As if this question has relevance in the realm of network televison.
Only Mr. Gates seems to have realized the importance, in this new competitive realm, of "network externalities," which is economese for the incentive most of us have to use the same software -- or video format, or typewriter keyboard -- that everyone else uses.
Recent advances shed light on the relationship between observed patterns and drivers of biotic interactions, which encourages the use of a network approach in disciplines outside the strict realm of network ecology.
In the realm of networks, we can concern ourselves with questions of how to model, in mathematical terms, the microbial evolutionary process -- for example non-directed [ 20, 21] vs. directed [ 22] networks -- but we do not need to worry immediately about the implications for systematics, which for prokaryotes or phages [ 23] can hardly be strictly natural anyway, because of lateral transfer.
That decision saw Scratchr shift into the realm of social network.
Mr. Panetta said he and his Chinese counterparts had discussed the expanding realm of computer network warfare.
Within the U.S., the start-up is still hoping to reach deals with companies in the realm of radio network Clear Channel Broadcasting's iHeartRadio and online radio leader Pandora.
Edge Cloud Computing, being a potential research dimension in the realm of 5G networks, targets to enhance the network efficiency by harnessing effectiveness of both cloud computing and mobile devices in user's proximity.
We specialize the applicability of HPB into the realm of vehicular networks and provide alternate HPB algorithms to improve localization precision and computational efficiency.
In the realm of sensor networks, centroid localization (CL) has been suggested as an efficient closed-form method that never fails to produce a solution.
We may envisage other instances in the realm of complex networks where the distinction between direct and indirect links may be of some relevance, such as ecological or economic-financial networks, etc (Beltrán et al. 2012; Callaway and Howard 2007; Tsatskis 2012).
