Noun:

जाळी,

networked's Usage Examples:

 "future") is a malware that turns networked devices running Linux into remotely controlled bots that can be used as part of.

The live show was eventually networked nationally.

The interior of the school houses a full-size gymnasium, library, cafetorium, computer laboratory, and a networked technology infrastructure that is expandable and upgradeable.

Deseriis breaks down networked narratives in three central functions: denotative, performing, and pragmatic.

In 2001, local shows in Wellington and Christchurch were abolished in favour of networked programming, Jon and Nathan's breakfast show was replaced with a James Coleman breakfast show, and Bomber and Clarke Gayford moved from Nights to Drive.

In Ireland, social movements such as the ‘Right2Water’ and ‘Repeal the 8th’ campaigns have demonstrated how highly networked individuals and communities can mobilise both alongside and outside of traditional institutions, act collectively, and advance economic, social and cultural rights.

The tenets of network-centric warfare are: Tenet 1: A robustly networked force improves information sharing.

African animals on view include real live elephants, giraffes, antelopes, springboks, crocodiles, mandrills, Ndiyo was a not-profit organisation based out of Cambridge, United Kingdom, which aimed to promote networked computing that is simple, affordable, open.

distinguish between two types of VR; immersive VR and text-based networked VR (also known as "Cyberspace").

students from eighteen countries tracked the satellite by observing sunlight glinting off the mirrors and networked their observations via the Internet.

5 station, coming in 2014 with a nightly Best Bits program networked around ARN stations Australia-wide.

Previous versions of the game allowed also LAN-based networked play, but this feature has been disabled in the Mac OS X version.

Synonyms:

support system, web, system, scheme, espionage network, old boy network, reticulum,

Antonyms:

excommunicate, spoils system, merit system, truth,