They see a network of vulnerabilities to be used for breaking and entering.
There is a flash and he sees a network of such cages strung together, like an image from "The Matrix".
A century ago the astronomer Percival Lowell convinced himself that he could see a network of lines crisscrossing the surface of Mars.
In his mind's eye, Dr. Lorente, 51, sees a network of national databanks storing the DNA of parents who have lost children.
"With those who got rich, you see a network of connections into the communist elite and the security service," said Laura Stefan, an expert on justice and corruption at a Bucharest thinktank, The Expert Forum.
The tissue had been stained with various dyes, so that under a microscope I could see a network of normal nerve cells pocked with orange spheres that looked like gumdrops.
My own preference would be to see a network of tidal stream generators positioned throughout the estuary, rather than one monolithic structure straddling the six miles between Cardiff and Weston.
Ever since the astronomer Percival Lowell famously and erroneously claimed a century ago to see a network of canals on Mars built by an advanced civilization, scientists have repeatedly sought evidence that our close planetary neighbor harbors at least some form of life, even if only a bit of unintelligent slime.
In a Comment that ran in the magazine in 1933, E. B. White proposes the creation of a system of lanes for the recreational cyclist: We would like to see a network of permanent bicycle paths built throughout the East, to serve bicyclists in the special way that bridle paths serve equestrians.
Like the LinkNYC plan, Sidewalk Labs sees a network of kiosks that provide valuable data on a city's real-time environment.
