The phrase "adjacent node" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts related to computer science, networking, or graph theory to refer to a node that is directly next to another node in a structure.
Example: "In the network diagram, each adjacent node represents a direct connection between two devices."
Alternatives: "neighboring node" or "connected node".
Note that a smaller value of the conditional Mean-Hitting-Time (M p u i)) indicates a higher modularity level, namely a stronger connection between the adjacent node (u i) and other nodes in the adjacency set.
When this state vector is multiplied with the TM, the state vector at the adjacent node is obtained.
To address this issue we propose a new algorithm based on the substitution principle of network by exploring the inclusion relationship of adjacent node subsets, to reduce the original network to a smaller scale substitution graph.
We prove that the least-cost tree augmentation problem is NP-complete and provide approximation algorithms one for single node failure and the other for a pair of adjacent node failure, with performance bounds of two and four respectively.
[Bartels remarks : aThis bamboo is only 29 cm. in length by 13.3 cm. in C1rcuinference. At the top it is cut horizontally through the node (abetween two adjacent internodes a), at the bottom just below the next adjacent node, so that the node forms the bottom of the receptacle.
An adjacent node will receive the inquiry and reply with these parameters.
To satisfy this condition a pair of additional nodes between adjacent nodes are inserted.
In RD-MIMO, the communicating mobile nodes temporarily recruit adjacent nodes to operate as distributed antenna arrays.
This allows time for stimulus current to escape to adjacent nodes, which in turn can alter spike initiation and propagation.
Therefore, connectivity between adjacent nodes are simply removed once fracture criterion is met.
Flow values characterize the cost of driving the operational point between two adjacent nodes.
