networked

The more affluent a society, the more educated, the more democratic, the more networked, and so on.

We are faced with people who are battle-hardened, indoctrinated, globally networked and fluent in English.

Insulated from ruin, networked into success, failing upward and retiring in splendor are commonplace.

Israel and Palestine—it cannot be stressed enough—exist in a globalized, networked, densely populated, urbanized land.

Israel was taught from the start that the investments were rigged to favor highly networked cheaters.

On his return, Antoine and Joe derided his labors when the caribou trails networked the muskegs, but Marcel ignored them.

Try to tell this to the champions of technology who predicted the paperless office and who now predict the networked world.

Such projections of oneself into something else represent one of the most intriguing forms of interaction in the networked world.

Interactions in the networked world exemplify this rephrasing even better.

Taking place in the public domain of networked resources, this education will benefit from a sense of creative competition.