Sentence examples for some kind of network from inspiring English sources

Then there was some kind of network — wires and networking gear such as routers/switches — that carried and managed the traffic flow between the POS terminals and the POS server.

Colombians, through some kind of network, had penetrated to our market town, meeting some local need beyond that of simple labor.

In the series' main plot arcs — all of which involved some kind of network meddling — the heroes, or "creatives," understood this, while the villains, or "suits," did not.

I just don't think consumers want to be playing games that don't have some kind of network connectivity to them, or some kind of community embedded in them, or some kind of extension available through downloadable content.

Forrester Research estimates that by the end of this year, some 9.1 million U.S. homes will have some kind of network for connecting PCs and related peripherals.

Only 10% of U.S. homes had some kind of network at the end of 2002, according to a survey by market researcher InStat/MDR of Scottsdale, Ariz.

The compactness reflects the degree of centrality of nodes based on the topology of network which has certain limitations on some kinds of network.

Both of these approaches can be useful for some kinds of networks.

Too shy to leave my room for the first dinner at my hall of residence, I got there late, by which time everybody seemed to have already slotted into some kind of social network whose membership had already closed.

"It is very unusual for Sony to completely rebuild a system after a security breach, rather than just stopping the bleeding and going back to some kind of restricted network," said Mark Seiden, a longtime information security consultant.

Usually, language just about holds to its rules, fixes the world into some kind of symbolic network, and passes without too much trouble between the one who is speaking and the one who is addressed.