Sentence examples for the enormous network from inspiring English sources
Your access to a small newspaper or voice application, is slow not because of shady service provider deals, but because of the enormous network infrastructure and network entrenchment of its competitors.
For his part, Mr. Schanke said many of the players arguing for the status quo were part of the enormous network of companies making money off the current structure and were not the investors actually holding the shares, or the companies issuing those shares.
Considering the enormous network of datacenters, laptops, operations centers, and research labs scattered around the world, this may not be nearly enough.
Even given the enormous network effects inherent in the major social media platforms, creating a new one isn't quite as ludicrous as it may sound.
Nevertheless, the huge number of communication nodes in UNDs makes it almost impossible to solve the above problem in a centralized method due to the enormous network information to collect as well as the astounding computational complexity.
'Several' is an understatement; a key feature of Mosso's work is the enormous network of researchers who pass through his research spaces – up mountains, at sea level, or as cuttings inserted into one of his chapters.
The outside is represented by the enormous networks created over the past 20 years by globalization.
If you find yourself on the west and northwest side of town, consider using Rock Creek Park as a circulatory commuting base; this enormous network of trails and woodland can be used as a wilderness biking backdrop for anyone commuting into, out of or between Adams Morgan, Woodley Park and Upper Northwest.
These attempts to create consent went hand in hand with the coercion imposed by the regime through the OVRA and its enormous network of spies.
During the cleaning of the nave, which required an enormous network of scaffolding, a tunnel-like walkway was built along the central aisle to allow the public to walk through the space without risk of injury.
After the terrible, almost complete destruction of the Polish capital during the second world war, its Communist rulers' fondness for large, centrally planned infrastructure projects led to the construction of an enormous network of heating pipes as Warsaw was rebuilt.
