Therefore, they imposed a network of single-function or area-specific bodies to administer local services.
Head in the other direction, and you'll find a network of single-track trails well-suited to mountain biking.
Then, the problem is extended to address a network of single-integrator agents with limited heterogeneous angular FOVs.
So, a network of single-walled CNTs shows good enough sensitivity to different gases (NO2 and NH3 [28,29] and vapors of organic solvents [28]).
It functions by oxidizing glucose from the brain's cerebrospinal fluid at the surface of an activated platinum anode and converting oxygen to water at the surface of a network of single-walled carbon nanotubes embedded at the cathode end of the cell.
Rather, the Young Women's Leadership School in 1996 had stood alone -- even though its founders had contemplated a "network" of single-sex public schools in due course.
So, instead of expeditiously deciding our Title IX complaint, OCR gave the founders and supporters of single-sex public schools more than enough time to make the singular school work and to establish a network of single-sex public schools in New York City.
In this work, we take the network approach to a microscopic level and treat each nonlinear multivariable process unit as a network of individual (single state) mass and energy balances (sub-systems).
When I started The Vida Consultancy in 2011, my first mammoth challenge was to build from scratch a network of top quality single men and women.
The GLUT-1 isoform of the glucose transporter is commonly accepted as a reliable molecular marker of blood brain barrier endothelia in neural vasculature organized in a three-dimensional network of single vessels.
