Sentence examples for using the same network from inspiring English sources

Streetline plans to offer a wide range of services using the same network, including sensors to measure air pollution and ambient noise levels and monitors for street lighting and water systems.

If the validity range changes, the ANN based correlation can be updated in terms of new sets of weights and biases using the same network architecture (same no. of hidden layers and no. of neurons).

During the game, the phone achieved download speeds of over 500 Mbps, while other users were simultaneously using the same network to share their experiences.

We simulated, using the FEM, an extension test using the same network but varied the bonding properties of fibers.

Rather than encouraging competition between operators using the same network, the US encouraged competition between different infrastructure owners - big companies that could afford to build their own networks.

VARs can speak to the referee using a fibre-based radio system, while 33 broadcast camera feeds and two dedicated offside cameras are directly transmitted to the VOR using the same network.

IMS depression and anxiety subscales could also be separately decoded using the same networks selected for decoding the full IMS.

Experts pointed out that in the years those fighters were flooding Iraq, they had established networks to go to Syria and sometimes train there, so now they are using the same networks to filter back throughout Syria.

Dr. Larry Miller, the chief executive of Activate Networks, noted that the company also advised clients like insurance companies, which are using the same networks to persuade doctors to choose more inexpensive treatments.

While many activists depend on social networks to organize, repressive regimes are also becoming adept at using the same networks to identify "enemies of the state". Tech companies may try to pretend they are neutral in these battles, but when it comes to Internet freedom, there's no Switzerland.

Another guilt-by-association has grown on the right, namely, the notion that terrorists are entering through our "open borders" using the same networks that Mexicans and other Hispanics have forged to cross into the United States.