network link Network links are interconnected linear entities which represent the conduits for transportation (e.g., vehicles, fluids, electricity) and communication networks, for example, highways and electrical transmission lines.
Call me a cab: network links GPS-AVM systems; The mobility and flexible availability of private cars constrains efforts to curb their use to reduce...
by Noriyuki Tsukada
Symbian mobile navigation software ...
He argues that the density of a network linking a variety of regional nodes will have an impact on accessibility - a concept he refines to explain the evolving relationships among decision making, movement patterns, and networks, ...
by encrypting the network links between remote sites).
Difficult to maintain integrity - in a distributed database, enforcing integrity over a network may require too much of the network's resources to be feasible.
TierraWiki: Exposes a network link for a digital trail database for outdoor activities.
Wikipedia Articles for Google Earth - Mapping 80,000 entries from WP:GEO
gCensus Project - Stanford University application to map US Census data ...
Unlike the Clearinghouse, most of the resources on the Geography Network link to live data. However, many of the data sources on the Geography Network are not free.
 See also: Information, Network, Access, Model, GIS
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