network
નેટવર્ક
definition
verb
the stock exchanges have proven to be resourceful in networking these deals
connect as or operate with a network.
noun
From the scene before him, he evolved a network of heavy criss-cross lines, the intervals between which were filled with colour as if seen behind a lattice.
an arrangement of intersecting horizontal and vertical lines.
a trade network
a group or system of interconnected people or things.
translation of 'network'
જાળગૂંથણી,
જાળીકામ,
તંત્ર,
માળખું,
જાળ
example
The council has a dedicated social services department with a 'network' of care contacts.
Nine of the 'network' 's twelve lines were totally shut down.
They have an office in Sandyford in Dublin, but we've designed a computer 'network' for their operation in Pinewood Studios in London.
Shorn of its mobile cash cow, the company has been forced to concentrate on upgrading its fixed line 'network' .
The tram network provided transport links between the streets that made up the main lines of the urban 'network' , as well as important residential and economic areas.
From the scene before him, he evolved a 'network' of heavy criss-cross lines, the intervals between which were filled with colour as if seen behind a lattice.
This will control a 'network' of electrical elements, buried in shallow trenches running from Cape Wrath to Land's End.
The biggest skateboard stars are now regular performers on the sports 'network' ESPN and on MTV.
The cap is velvety, and pale brown; the foot covered with a distinctive 'network' of white lines.
the introduction of a second TV 'network'
These made, and continue to make, the city one of the most important interchanges on the rail 'network' , as well as a major destination in its own right for business and for tourism.
Could an interconnected 'network' of democracies, from the local to the global, be the political model of the future?
As explained above, a rail 'network' consists of lines and points.
You see, the Internet is a large 'network' of inter-connected computers.
The Alamein line is one of two branch lines, neatly tucked away in the mid suburbs, that feeds into one of the main lines on the suburban 'network' .
Travis runs a 'network' of 700 branches which trade under a variety of names including Commercial Ceiling Factors and Keyline.
He said a u2018simplistic responseu2019 would be to reduce the 'network' to those lines that were economically viable.
Once it's on your network, you can watch full screen streaming TV on any computer in your local 'network' .
The groups are connected by smaller sets of geometric shapes and a 'network' of yellow lines that resembles a lattice.
a computer 'network'
The electrical 'network' in Butterworth belongs to the municipality and Eskom is investing this money on risk.
a 'network' of railroads
It is a luminous 'network' of lines, floating in three dimensions in a crystal glass cube.
As of now, the priority for CIE is setting up a wide teacher training network and arranging a support 'network' .
the railway 'network'
a trade 'network'
a trade 'network'
For the CBS 'network' the final program of the current series of Survivor boosted ratings and did very well for Nine in Australia.
We can also see when countries finish developing their road 'network' , as seen in Figure 11.
It aims to 'network' organic producers, consumers, businesses, schools and communities.
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