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The report describes a "network made up of hundreds of accounts that have no identifying name or profile photograph". These accounts, said the report, "manipulated, slandered, lied and spread rumors anonymously" and at their height wrote and shared thousands of tweets a day supporting Netanyahu and Likud.
It also has a network made up of hundreds of sensors and gauges that measure undersea earthquakes.
You want to get water from point A to point B, but it takes a network made up of nodes, or points, and these nodes are connected by lines or links.
A network made up of nothing more than smartphones in pockets could prove invaluable in developing countries not only as an early warning system, but also by providing earthquake data from novel regions without much scientific infrastructure.
Only ISIS offers parallelization of fits, error bar searches, and model evaluations (see pmodel, for example) on either a single multi-processor machine or on a heterogeneous network of machines (i.e., a network made up of machines running different operating systems).
Furthermore, this shock occurred near a network made up of four Sacks-Evertson borehole strainmeters three dilatometers SES-1, one three-component SES-3) (Sacks et al. 1971).
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The formation of a new evaluation network made up of former EASST fellows is testament to the success of CEGA's capacity building efforts in the region.
Dr. Tononi has dubbed this quantity phi, and he has studied it in simple networks made up of just a few interconnected parts.
As concrete sets and begins to dry, it forms a network made up primarily of calcium-silicate-hydrate, or C-S-H.
(The CBS network, along with the company's television production arm, interactive division and a half-share of the CW network, made up about 55 percent of total revenue).
A cellular network is a radio network made up of a number of radio cells.
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