The phrase "activated link" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a hyperlink that is currently functional and can be clicked on to navigate to another webpage or resource.
Example: "Please click on the activated link to access the report."
Alternatives: "active link" or "clickable link".
Even in the absence of Met, small GTPases are activated, linking HGF stimulation to membrane protrusion and integrin activation.
This set is independent from previously activated links used to achieve this navigation state.
Spatial reuse is the reuse of a timeslot by simultaneously activated links, with sufficient SINR, in the spatial domain.
In details, frequent changes in network configuration (link weights, slept and activated links) to adapt with traffic fluctuation in daily time cause network oscillations.
The reason of this increase is that the activated links and also facilities are greater in exact approach (as it is illustrated in Fig. 3).
In this paper, a closed loop supply chain network design model is presented to select the best tactical and strategic decision levels simultaneously considering the appropriate transportation mode in activated links.
Depending on the network state, e.g., link qualities, activated links can be the links between BS and RS or the links between RS and MS. In the case where the links between a BS and an MS are activated and there are packet of activated MS queued at the RS, packets transmitted from the BS may successfully arrive the MS before the queueing packets at the RS.
We compare the network dynamics to the null model of random networks with the same number of inhibiting and activating links, self-degrading and self-activating nodes and the same activation thresholds.
In the Boolean model of fission yeast [31] the attractor size predicted by the specific network is compared with that predicted by randomly connected networks with the same number of inhibiting and activating links, self-degrading and self-activating links and the same activation thresholds.
