The two separate networks were combined under the same management in 1944.

"You have separate networks, connected to one company's infrastructure but not to the Internet."

Another, quite separate network of allegiance seems to be based on philosophy.

Some doctors and patient advocates agree with that position, saying the creation of a new separate network does not make sense.

They don't have to because they're maintaining separate networks on either side.

This system, he realizes, really consists of several separate networks all tangled together in the same space.

A separate neural network then figured out whether any of the items identified in the first applied to the current situation.

So you have to have a completely separate network with, like, no connectivity across.

As a practical matter, a competing telephone company had to set up an entirely separate network.

Is it a separate network from the original Internet?