Collocations withnetwork
These are words often used in combination withnetwork.
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ad network
The particular sequence is applied to all websites that serve ads from the same ad network.
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broadband network
It already works as an existing broadband network.
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broadcast network
The terrestrial broadcast network will need major capital investment in the next decade or so.
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cable network
It also had to lower rates to compete with the privately owned cable network, and the growth of the telephone and wireless as rival systems of communication threatened further competition.
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cellular network
This mechanism is similar to a shared channel in a handheld radio, except that the cellular network allows access only to its group members.
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commercial network
Typically, this will be an organization, a company, a university or a commercial network service.
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complex network
A complete folding mechanism involves a complex network of such ' elementary' reaction events representing these conformational changes.
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corporate network
Each member of a corporate network can read and comment on the messages.
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cortical network
The present study suggests that an active cortical network participates in disrupting the spindle activities.
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dense network
But in a dense network of multiple connotations, certain individual connotations may be altered without damage to the whole.
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digital network
Power controls implemented on digital networks make it easier to prevent interference from nearby cells using the same frequencies.
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distributed network
The processing of facial emotion involves a distributed network of limbic and paralimbic brain structures.
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distribution network
Our distribution network is based on detailed knowledge of schedules and distribution practices in each country where we are read.
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ecological network
Now we can look at the activities in a particular research field as an assembly, or an ecological network, of experimental systems.
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elaborate network
In response, the authorities set up an elaborate network of trickling filters which were originally constructed for supplying water to condense engine exhaust systems.
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electronic network
The electronic network that is supposed to link us all together has been called the information superhighway.
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existing network
The principle is to utilize and help strengthen the existing network under the principle of subsidiarity.
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expanding network
Outside this area the historical landscape becomes fragmented by an expanding network of railways and motorways.
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extended network
Such an extended network would be useful for the extraction of regularity and continuity independent of spatial scale.
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extensive network
Thus, investiture became a means of forging a loose but extensive network of political alliances expressed through religious hegemony.
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friendship network
For example, being bullied at school may constitute a "loss" of a friendship network, yet also pose various physical and social threats.
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global network
It is as yet unclear what the personal and artistic ramifications will be of this global network of individuals working separately with similar tools.
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high-speed network
The possibility of linking each individual computer set-up together via a high-speed network created an area of common focus regardless of the dominant discipline.
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informal network
This informal network serves as an institution and resource for fullling the movement's functions and goals.
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integrated network
Preliminary results are shown for those five submodels and for the integrated network analysis model.
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intelligence network
In addition, it is important when epidemics occur to have a national intelligence network.
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internal network
Finally, the students developed all the details in exchange with the internal network at the architectural faculty as described earlier.
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intricate network
Such a rationalization of gham-khadi, however, fails to deal with the intricate network of zeest-rozgar relationships on their own terms.
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kin network
Within the community, there may be inadvertent incentives for early fertility, including membership in a kin network that is promoted by childbearing.
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kinship network
The kinship network that bound them together must have enhanced their capacity to co-operate and pursue common goals.
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large-scale network
It is not clear how he views the relationship between emporia as part of a large-scale network and emporia as regionalized institutions.
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learning network
The programme has also set up an on-line learning network to disseminate good practice and discussion and provide advice and guidance.
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major network
In the 1990s, the three major network evening news programs faced increasing competition for viewers from cable programs.
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mesh network
The low-power wireless technology can be embedded into a wide variety of devices to be part of a self-organizing mesh network.
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metabolic network
This new system will have the capability of delivering on the promise of the first theoretically complete metabolic network.
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mobile network
We have shown that villagers exhibit an inventive attitude in extending the scope of the mobile network signals when they climb hills in order to make a call.
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monitoring network
I believe that we must strengthen the wildlife monitoring network, which is closely related to the majority of emerging diseases.
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national network
It supported its activities through a national network of more than 100 physicians, including 30 specialists, divided into 15 regional groups.
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nationwide network
That is another reason for retaining the nationwide network of post offices.
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network adapter
Bridged networking via a host network adapter or virtual networks between guests can also be configured.
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network administrator
It accomplishes this high combination of high-speed scalability with low latency by using huge filter tables based on the criteria designed by the network administrator.
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network affiliation
The station changed ownership, location and network affiliation several more times over the years.
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network configuration
Some network configuration may be although careful planing can reduce this time.
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network interface
Each agent perceives only a part of the environment: messages from others are received via the network interface; the local processor's schedule which contains atomic tasks.
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network neutrality
We had a very delicate discussion on network neutrality.
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network operator
It is for a network operator to comply with the terms and conditions of its network licence.
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optical network
It is therefore up to the optical network terminal to filter out any signals intended for other customers.
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patronage network
Legitimacy in protest no longer arose through membership in a patronage network.
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peer-to-peer network
They are said to form a peer-to-peer network of nodes.
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professional network
A professional network service is a way to either find work or get ahead in your career as well as gain resources and opportunities for networking.
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radio network
Complete coverage by the national radio network is not reasonably practicable.
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rail network
Of course, the previous speakers who spoke about a certain alternative in the form of developing the rail network are right.
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regulatory network
An efficacious transnational regulatory network is deemed to require mutual trust and cooperation, a common regulatory philosophy and high levels of professionalisation in its regulators.
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secure network
That is why the proposed secure network operating between the legal deposit libraries would be so important.
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semantic network
They distinguish a lexical network in which word form information is stored from a semantic network in which perceptual knowledge and conceptual knowledge are represented.
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telecom network
As in the case of telecom network interconnection, the issue of transmission and access tariffs is critical in the design of competition.
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telecommunications network
Rather, the real power and significance of these devices is their capacity to "wire" patients to a vast, external information and telecommunications network.
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telephone network
The tax system and telephone network have ready distribution and monitoring mechanisms that provided the institutional capacity necessary for implementation, program management, and expansion.
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trading network
Goods circulate also within a given trading network, but the specific patterns of circulation can greatly vary, according to the kind of business engaged in.
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transnational network
Also, the project was from the start a transnational network of organizations, better suited to the global vision of capitalism which they promoted.
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transportation network
They maintained that large doses of foreign capital were essential to constructing a modern transportation network, modernising agriculture, exploiting mineral resources and creating industry.
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vast network
And the longevity of the regime has enabled it to construct a vast network of supporters who benefit from its patronage and services.
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virtual network
The right to information must not be subject to licence in the lifelong learning society, while distance learning and virtual network services are becoming ever more common.
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wired network
Once the thief has gained access, he/she can steal passwords, launch attacks on the wired network, or plant trojans.
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wireless network
This created a wireless network coverage over the whole area.
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worldwide network
This is a virtual memory space spread across a worldwide network of computers, which allow their spare capacity to be used at idle times.
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