Sentence examples for a serial network from inspiring English sources

This research focuses on how two common modeling assumptions in the Bullwhip Effect (BWE) literature (i.e., assuming the return of the excess of goods and assuming a serial network) may distort the results obtained.

Specifically, the requirements were defined as follows: A serial network of three enzymes: the product of the first one was the substrate of the second one and so on.

Together, the intention specific adaptation observed at these two stages indicates that right STS and aIPS regions do not simply function as part of a serial, unidirectional network.

The combination of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and fMRI showed similar top-down frontoparietal causal streams during a visuospatial judgment task [17], [18], suggesting that the DAN is not a parallel but a serial processing network embodied by causal streams from frontal to parietal or to the visual cortex mediating voluntary attentional control.

A serial evolutionary network was constructed for each of the 8 patients from the consensus file containing the ancestor-descendant relationships.

The chip also comprises a serial dilution network for analytes, allowing dilutions of samples up to six different concentrations for interrogations.

({text{SP}}) denotes the closeness of project network to a serial or parallel network and is calculated by {text{SP}} = (m - 1)/(n - 1), (9 where (m) is the maximum number of activities on a single path and (n) is the number of project activities (Vanhoucke et al. 2008; Elmaghraby 2000).

The use of Modbus over TCP/IP allows using SCADA components in heterogeneous environments (i.e., working over IP or serial networks).

In their natural cellular/tissue environment, enzymes often assemble and/or colocalize to form multienzyme complexes or serial networks to expedite multistep processes in part via minimization of substrate/product loss via diffusion and/or to maintain exquisite control of highly reactive intermediate species.

However, the effect due to a single solar photo voltaic cell being connected to a serial or parallel network (to form a grid) has never been deliberated extensively.

Networked Control Systems (NCS) are a variation of traditional point-to-point control systems where sensors and actuators may be physically distributed and a serial common-bus communication network is used to exchange system information and control signals.