Sentence examples for widespread networks from inspiring English sources

If the most fish-dependent nations adopted widespread networks of TURF Reserve, they can potentially create enough fish recovery to feed hundreds of millions of people.

The future is not gigantic centralised energy plants, but widespread networks of renewable energy and storage, interconnected across the continent, bolstered by energy efficiency measures and the smart management of demand.

Science is largely conducted by widespread networks of professionals that collaborate to systematically collect and analyze data, test hypotheses and effectively communicate their results (Michaels et al. 2008).

He was the prototype of the 20th-century totalitarian dictator: He wielded absolute power; created widespread networks of secret police and spies; controlled a massive government propaganda machine, aided by collaborating intellectuals, artists and authors; held phony elections and plebiscites; and engendered those never-ending conflicts.

Executive and attention functions assessed here (response inhibition, dual attention, sequencing) are likely to be represented in widespread networks, yet vulnerable to unilateral injury.

Data also suggest that executive functions are represented in widespread networks in the developing brain and are vulnerable to unilateral injury.

Vindobona grew to about 15,000 inhabitants and became part of a widespread network of trade and communications.

Hundreds have been allowed to go, siphoning support from India's widespread network of Catholic churches, schools, orphanages, missionary projects and social service programs.

With its widespread network of weekly titles, Highfield also believes the company will be able to leverage the links it has with distributors to maximise sales.

"We are concerned about the extent to which we are now uncovering a more widespread network than was first feared," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Google has a widespread network of Chinese partners that have set up their Web sites to link to Google's Chinese-language search engine.