Sentence examples for use digital networks from inspiring English sources

At the same time, our reliance on networks continuing to stay up has grown massively: in business environments we need networks to be up to do any work at all, and in more consumer environments, we now use digital networks to run services in our house, to communicate and more.

Collaboration: there are so many ways to use digital networks to accomplish things with other people -- virtual communities, smart mobs, social production, to name just a few.

In one far-reaching perspective, the principal aim is to use digital network technologies to open the state to citizen involvement.

This paper investigates the two-way relay transmission over orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) channels using digital network coding.

"The rules adopted today, complemented by the new partnership with the industry on cybersecurity presented yesterday, create the right conditions for people and businesses to use digital tools, networks and services in the EU with confidence," he added.

Each garage can be monitored from a control room using a digital network, reducing crime, according to I.B.M.

You know what, we have an amazing network of international artists that contribute to the project using social and digital networks.

Individuals in these networks use digital devices to measure their own physical parameters (weight, pulse, respiration, quality of sleep, stress, and so on) and use them to optimize health [ 14, 15].

Foreign spy services are trying to hack into digital networks used by U.S. presidential campaigns, the top U.S. intelligence official said Wednesday in the latest warning about sensitive cyberattacks.

Besides, we're all using digital cable/DirecTV/Dish Network now, it's not like your randomly entering numbers to go from channel to channel.

Table 4 presents the main evidence gathered on the students on Social Sciences courses from the participating universities; the results show that students at Pablo de Olavide (UPO in the table) tend to feel insecure about their competence to use "digital cartography" and "university social networks", while UNED students stand out in their "competence in social networks" and use of "web browsers".