The phrase "a network interconnected" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing a network that has multiple connections between its components, but it is more commonly phrased differently.
Example: "The system relies on a network interconnected with various devices to ensure seamless communication."
Alternatives: "an interconnected network" or "a network of connections."
The organization of the crystal packing for the title compound exhibits a network interconnecting through C-H...I and C-H...C short contacts.
We then introduce a second network, interconnected with the original network via an engagement topology.
In order to illustrate the harmonic propagation within the microgrid, a two-bus network interconnected through an isolation transformer is shown in Fig. 2 as a simple example.
In a first step, a complex lipid network interconnected by chemical reactions catalyzed by known enzymes was modelled in COPASI (Complex Pathway Simulator).
Additional nodes from GeneGO database were extracted in order to make the target network interconnected.
Unlike metazoa, no lamina lies interwoven between NPCs beneath the NE, but both Mlp1p and Mlp2p spread out along the inner face of the NE to form a delicate network interconnecting yeast NPCs, although they are excluded where the dense crescent of the nucleolus presses against the NE (Strambio-de-Castillia et al. 1999).
The Steiner problem in a λ-plane is the problem of constructing a minimum length network interconnecting a given set of nodes (called terminals), with the constraint that all line segments in the network have slopes chosen from λ uniform orientations in the plane.
The problem also applies to the design of an optical fiber network interconnecting WiFi antennas in a university campus.
The proposed method is applied to a VSC-MTDC network interconnecting two IEEE 14-bus sections.
In fact, a dense cooperativity network interconnecting many UCNEs could be responsible for both their high conservation and strong clustering on the genome.
