Sentence examples for resources of internet from inspiring English sources

Junk mail eats up the computing resources of Internet service providers that carry the stuff.

Labour has backed the Conservative position and urged the prime minister to go further and boost the resources of internet pornography watchdogs.

This article proposes a cooperative relaying strategy to efficiently utilize the relaying resources of Internet service providers (ISPs), speedup distribution and save server bandwidth costs.

We propose a new class of moving filtering techniques and of adaptive prediction models that are specifically designed to deal with runtime and short-term forecast of time series which originate from monitors of system resources of Internet-based servers.

It was termed collectively as Internet resource-based value-added processes and included the following set of processes that add value to Internet resources: (1) selection of Internet resources, (2) organization of Internet resources, (3) Internet reference services, (4) interface design in digital libraries, and (5) user analysis in digital libraries.

The fact is that Tower Records has long since found itself overmatched in inventory by the resources of the Internet and undercut in price by chains like Wal-Mart.

Once practically everybody was permanently online, with the entire resources of the Internet at their fingertips, surely productivity would take another quantum leap.

Schools and districts like Spring say the technology motivates students by putting Internet-enabled devines in their hands and lets teachers more easily call upon the resources of the Internet.

The vast resources of the internet company sped up the process, but it also triggered alarm, particularly regarding books which were out of print but not yet out of copyright.

Now social scientists are trying to mine the vast resources of the Internet — Web searches and Twitter messages, Facebook and blog posts, the digital location trails generated by billions of cellphones — to do the same thing.

It has been more than 20 years since Tim Berners-Lee first proposed the World Wide Web as a shared system of hypertext that would give almost anyone access to the resources of the Internet.