The phrase "a total network" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a comprehensive or complete network, often in contexts related to technology, communication, or social connections.
Example: "The new software integrates all departments into a total network, enhancing collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "an entire network" or "a complete network".
From those rates we can calculate a total network throughput, throughputs per cell, or throughput percentiles.
ESCON systems architecture is a total network interconnection system for large server complexes.
Due to the close interaction among these individual elements, simultaneous synthesis of a total network is considered.
The eScience programme held out the vision of a total network ("Grid") of linked computing resources, with provision for high-speed access and interchange of data.
For the RMSG algorithm, the total power converges to a total network power of 0.2250 W from the 1,296th iteration.
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However, a study among NIDUs conducted by Pilowsky and colleagues [53] reported a median total network size of 5 and a median drug using network size of 2 [53], which is still higher than what we report.
The flow rates s are proportionally fair if and only if u(s f ) = log(s f ) (see [14]), and this leads to a higher total network throughput than with maximisation of a uniform flow rate.
It is subdivided into three subsets: (a) The total network, and two subsets, i.e. (b) fully and (c) directionally coupled gene pairs.
As a consequence, the total network energy consumptions for the CRTCA-GG and the CRTCA-MG are more than that for the CRTCA.
In order to evaluate the content of the Cell Proliferation Network we assessed the coverage of network nodes predicted by RCR (on the four cell proliferation data sets) as a percentage of total network nodes that were capable of being predicted.
