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But I really liked deciding for myself when to think about or access my social networks, not giving my phone the power to decide that for me.
So we work with networks of former extremists.
We work with networks of young people in different parts of the world.
By creating pathways between houses of worship within one neighborhood, we would create islands of stability and networks of people that could withstand threats.
And you should have all the networks of all the relationships between those pieces of data.
The social networks expanded.
Trojan horses on our computer networks reveal all our Achilles' heels instantly.
One takes down networks, one puts them up.
MRI studies are a promising avenue for pinpointing the networks involved.
For instance, the way neurons in the networks related to consciousness compute specific pieces of information is outside the scope of our current technology.
RCA had David Sarnoff, who basically commercialized radio, said this, "I don't say that radio networks must die.
You know, you missed, we missed the Internet, the long tail, the role of the audience, open systems, social networks.
Now, nothing against women's programs, networks, mentoring, trainings.
"Neural networks" is the technical term for these machine learning algorithms.
But while white trans suburbanites were forming their own support networks, many trans people of color had to carve their own path.
Those pings are actually data packets that we're getting over the cell phone networks.
In 2000, if you had said that high-quality cellular networks were about to roll out across all of Africa, people would have told you that you were crazy.
And yet, no one anticipated how fast those networks were going to connect and empower people.
Because of the commercial contracts that we sign with ministries of health, these networks are 100 percent sustainable and scalable.
I mean, they had networks for everything.
So like my mother and the women in her neighborhood, they had these really strong social networks, and it was about providing capacity and believing in other women's definition of safety.
Most major cities operate networks of air-quality monitoring stations like this one in London, to decide when to cut traffic or when to shut down factories.
And networks make it harder for people to do that, because they drive attention to the things that the network values.
And you start seeing these networks, this cosmic web of structure forming.
We need networks that can find out what's going on.
Ring resonators were originally designed to efficiently route different wavelengths of light— each a channel of digital data— in fiber optics communication networks.
We talked about swarm networks earlier.
Once we had this enormous amount of data, we built and trained deep neural networks.
So, working with Bentley and MicroStation, we've written a custom piece of software that networks all of the components together into these chunks of information, so that if we change any element along the length of the building, not only does that change distribute through each one of the trusses, but each one of the trusses then distributes that information down the length of the entire facade of the building.
Pervasive, always-on networks, high quality sound and video, even devices made to be worn instead of carried in the pocket, will transform how we live on a scale that few really appreciate.
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