| 21. | Its parent company American Tobacco Company had some financial interest in all three programs and their respective network time-slots.
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| 22. | Perhaps that explains why women's figure skating has become the sporting event most likely to seize prime network time.
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| 23. | Since DNS servers are connected to a network, Network Time Protocol may be used to provide an accurate time source.
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| 24. | One way of increasing the accuracy in a computer environment is to use the Network Time Protocol ( NTP ).
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| 25. | Cheney used most of his precious network time to criticizing Sen . John Kerry's record and praising the president's leadership.
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| 26. | The Network Time Protocol, designed to synchronise the clocks of computers over the internet, encodes times using the UTC system.
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| 27. | This led to the development of the Network Time Protocol, which gradually changes the system time and does not skip ticks.
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| 28. | That would be the basis for the creation of a market for broadband, where companies could buy and sell network time.
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| 29. | Though conventional Gigabit Ethernet devices may be connected as well only White Rabbit devices take part in network timing and synchronization.
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| 30. | Experts say it is difficult to estimate the costs of hackers to companies because what is really lost is network time.
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