The phrase "a bundle that has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection of items or resources that possess certain characteristics or features.
Example: "The package arrived containing a bundle that has all the necessary tools for the project."
Alternatives: "a collection that includes" or "a set that possesses".
In any industry, often a key characteristic is, they have a bundle, and they have a bundle that has accumulated together over time, for the reasons that Jim described– for reasons that made total sense, at the time.
During congestion and forwarding, a bundle that has the maximum utility value is dropped first and a bundle with the minimum utility value is forwarded first.
Now, consider the scenario where node A has stored a bundle that has a large lifetime but the bundle has no more replicas to be forwarded.
Pick a bundle that has enough phones to fit your needs.
For example, a bundle that was initially almost taut and oriented parallel to the stretch direction would take on a wavy morphology after stretching to a smaller strain than a bundle that had more slack initially and was oriented at an oblique angle.
We will apply two frequently used terms that require clarification: 1) amphicribral bundle, which designates a vascular bundle that has its xylem surrounded by the phloem (as a protostele in early land plants) and 2) collateral bundle, which defines a vascular bundle that has adaxial xylem and abaxial phloem (as a vein in a typical macrophyll).
We have determined the solution structure of the talin C-terminal actin-binding domain, a five-helix bundle that has a similar fold to the HIP1R THATCH core domain (Brett et al, 2006).
Accordingly, a node drops the bundle that has been forwarded the most.
"This is really an adjustment to the market skinny bundle that has evolved and market pricing," explains Heather Moosnick, Director of Content Partnerships at YouTube TV.
In the structure of BhYidC2 a hydrophilic groove is formed on the cytoplasmic side of the TM bundle that has been proposed to form a binding site for YidC substrates (Kumazaki et al., 2014).
DO drops the oldest bundle if a node's buffer is full and forwards the bundle that has the maximum lifetime.
