Sentence examples for tightly networked from inspiring English sources
Boyle also speaks of Silicon Fen's supportive, tightly networked culture, in which "serendipitous meetings" regularly occur.
In essence, a disintegration of the embodied and relational sense of self that is tightly networked with activity in the brain can be a consequence of aging, an effect that leads to system wide functional deficits and decline in well-being.
It helps that there are only a few hundred medical schools in the entire country, so the industry is very tightly-networked to begin with.
Hoping to trump heavily-funded and tightly-networked Silicon Valley firms, Indian startup InterpretOmics will harness the subcontinent's cheap skilled labour resources to develop an app that allows anyone to understand their DNA for just $100 — undercutting similar offerings from rivals in the U.S. that can cost up to 100 times more.
The Network Map identifies networked computers with Norton Internet Security 2008 installed.
The social fabric of the city is being more tightly knit, with digital platforms mobilizing a novel form of networked intelligence.
Everything is networked across distance and time.
A networked computer does precisely the opposite.
This is how networked knowledge works.
