Sentence examples for smart network from inspiring English sources
'smart network' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to refer to a computer network or communications network that is designed to be efficient, reliable, and secure. For example, "Our office invested in a smart network to ensure that we have the most secure connection possible."
MediaFlex "smart" network gear from Ruckus Wireless aims to keep your streaming video, music and gaming sessions as skip-free as possible over a standard home network.
Recognizing this, other companies, like the newly renamed Sensity Systems (formerly Xeralux) are reimagining lampposts as nodes in a smart network that illuminate spaces, visually monitor them, sense heat and communicate with other nodes and human monitors.
The other complementary act is that we will have the so-called smart office, and the smart network to appliances in the home, and video cameras in every room that can be accessed from the Internet.
The show's downward slide raises the question of the longevity of smart network series: do they have a shorter life span, when they get a chance to live at all?
The £2,000 briefcase-sized battery can store surplus energy from rooftop solar panels but it also earns money by being part of a smart network of home batteries - a virtual power station - which the company uses to help balance the National Grid.
Now that smart network may be taking a course in linguistics.
Amir Peleg, founder and CEO of technology firm TaKaDu and chairman of the Smart Water Networks Forum, says that cities in the developing world have the opportunity to leapfrog to smart networks, just like the telecoms sector did with mobile phones.
In this competitive climate the smart networks appear to be those that have held back their biggest hitters for January – Fox and 24, for example, or ABC and Lost.
Perhaps most importantly, just as with the Internet, smart networks create non-linear benefits once deployed.
Other parts of the agreement include collaborating on cybersecurity, smart networks and smart cities.
Explosive, chemical and similar detection will follow suit, and will be much more effective (as will the old dumb metal detectors themselves) within the framework of smart networks.
