More specifically, since every element in the heap is an integer, we use an array as its backbone, and at every slot in the array, we use a doubly linked list for all vertices with weighted degree rounded to that slot index.
In Burundi, however – and for many of us on the continent who are footing the bill for the AU's expensive jamboree – the question remains: what is the point of the AU when it loses its backbone at the first sight of a dictator?
In order to describe the properties of the conducting backbone, we reduce the fracture network to its backbone at the start and at each step after eliminating fractures.
BT will now be able to run those applications over its backbone network at a lower cost than Ribbit was able to lease those lines (calls to landline and mobile phones need to go over regular telephone lines at some point).
Given a protein with solved structure, we calculate its backbone angles at each position and determine one of the 100 groups (i.e. states or labels) to which the angles at each position belong.
AT&T, the world's biggest telecoms company, says traffic on its backbone is growing "at a pace of more than 50% per year".
If AT&T's access to consumers is superior, websites linked to its backbone may be better treated so AT&T's backbone may grow at the expense of those who do not own cable companies.When the FCC approved AT&T's takeover of TCI, it insisted that it would keep a close watch on this battle.
7α,25-OHC contains three hydroxyl groups attached to its steroid backbone at positions 3, 7, and 25 (Fig. 1).
Some 18 miles (30 km) long and 6 miles (10 km) across at its widest point, the island has a densely wooded, broken, mountainous backbone culminating at a height of 2,142 feet (653 metres) at Matafao Peak.
Since you're coming at it from the other side, extend the cut in front of the fin and end it at the backbone.
